International Accounting Standards 2000

Author: International Accounting Standards Board
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: The International Accounting Standards Board was established in 1973 with the goal of promoting the coordination and harmonization of international accounting. To achieve this objective, the Board has been committed to developing and publishing International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), achieving significant results. To facilitate the widespread dissemination and application of IFRS, the Board has recently translated the standards into other languages. The publication of this Chinese edition of International Financial Reporting Standards (2000) is one of the key outcomes of this effort. This book was completed by an expert group for Chinese translation review, appointed by the International Accounting Standards Board, consisting of specialists from Chinese accounting standards-setting institutions, accounting firms, financial departments, and research institutions. The Chinese edition of International Financial Reporting Standards (2000) is an official translation of the International Financial Reporting Standards, recognized by the International Accounting Standards Board, and is a formal publication of the Board. Based on the 1999 edition, this book has been revised to reflect changes to the International Financial Reporting Standards since 1999.