A Guide through IFRS, provides the complete and up-to-date consolidated text, with
extensive cross-references and other annotations, of International Financial Reporting
Standards (IFRSs), including International Accounting Standards (IASs) and IFRIC and SIC
Interpretations, and IASB-issued supporting documents - illustrative examples,
implementation guidance, bases for conclusions and dissenting opinions - approved by the
IASB at 1 July 2009.
A Guide THROUGH INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL
REPORTING STANDARDS (IFRSs)
Including the full text of the Standards and Interpretations and
accompanying documents
issued by the International Accounting Standards Board
with extensive cross-references and other annotations
Question: Why should people buy this Guide through IFRSs rather than the official main
IFRSs Bound Volume?
The Guide includes the complete and up-to-date text of the International Financial
Reporting Standards (IFRSs), including International Accounting Standards (IASs), and
IFRIC and SIC Interpretations, and much more. In particular, the thousands of
cross-references guide the reader through the text of IFRSs and the other IASB issued
material that accompanies but does not form part of IFRSs. Other annotations to IFRSs in
this text include IFRIC agenda decisions and clarifications.
Question: What are the key benefits of this Guide?
This Guide will save you time. The thousands of cross-references will guide you to the
appropriate paragraphs of IFRSs and the explanations and illustrations that accompany it.
Furthermore, the annotations clarify aspects of the original text.
Question: Who should buy this Guide?
The text is designed for those that require a detailed knowledge of IFRSs. It will
assist in the preparation, audit and interpretation of IFRS financial statements. It will
also be of use to those teaching and studying IFRSs.
Question: What questions does the Guide answer for the user/reader?
It identifies the interrelationship between paragraphs and sections of each IFRS and
the IASB issued accompanying material—i.e. when reading a particular paragraph or
section of IFRSs, the text answers the question: which paragraphs of this IFRS, other
IFRSs and accompanying material help me understand this paragraph better? It also provides
some explanatory annotations and includes the text of relevant IFRIC agenda decisions.
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