Under Italian jurisdiction annual financial statements disclosure proceeds on a double track: the smaller companies apply the Accounting Directives of the European Union based on the principle of historical cost valuation; listed companies and banks and financial companies apply IAS/IFRS based on the principle of fair value. The paper discusses new accounting directive n. 2013/34/UE, which allowes some deviations from historical cost at the expense of comparability (revalued fix assets; fair value accounting for certain financial instruments). On the other hand the IASB has adopted in 2011 a superstandard on “Fair Value Measurement”, IFRS 13; but also a Discussion Paper of a new Conceptual Framework, which includes some degree of rapprochement with prudential principle in the accounting measurement.
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Le valutazioni per il bilancio: possibili sviluppi, in Giurisprudenza. comm., 2015, I, 42 ss.
FORTUNATO, SABINO
2015-01-01
Abstract
Under Italian jurisdiction annual financial statements disclosure proceeds on a double track: the smaller companies apply the Accounting Directives of the European Union based on the principle of historical cost valuation; listed companies and banks and financial companies apply IAS/IFRS based on the principle of fair value. The paper discusses new accounting directive n. 2013/34/UE, which allowes some deviations from historical cost at the expense of comparability (revalued fix assets; fair value accounting for certain financial instruments). On the other hand the IASB has adopted in 2011 a superstandard on “Fair Value Measurement”, IFRS 13; but also a Discussion Paper of a new Conceptual Framework, which includes some degree of rapprochement with prudential principle in the accounting measurement.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.