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CA ANZ submission to XRB on ED PBE IPSAS 47 Revenue and ED PBE IPSAS 48 Transfer Expenses for Tiers 1 and 2 Public Benefit Entities...
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CA ANZ submission to XRB on ED PBE IPSAS 47 Revenue and ED PBE IPSAS 48 Transfer Expenses for Tiers 1 and 2 Public Benefit Entities...
CA ANZ submission to XRB on Exposure Draft: 2025 Amendments to XRB A1 Application of the Accounting Standards Framework...
Proposed amendments to FRS-42, FRS-43 and FRS-44 due to NZ IFRS 18...
CA ANZ submission on XRB A2 Meaning of Specified Statutory Size Thresholds resulting from legislative changes...
Disclosure concessions for Tier 2 for-profit entities in NZ IFRS 18...
CA ANZ and CPA Australia respond to proposed amendments to the IFRS Foundation Due Process Handbook...
CA ANZ’s feedback on the Inquiry...
CA ANZ and CPA Australia respond to IFRIC Tentative Agenda Decision: Recognition of Intangible Assets Resulting from Climate-related Expenditure (IAS 38)...
CA ANZ / CPA Australia joint submission to the IASB on Exposure Draft Business Combinations – Disclosures, Goodwill and Impairment...
CA ANZ / CPA Australia joint submission to the IASB on Exposure Draft Financial Instruments with Characteristics of Equity...
CA ANZ and CPA Australia joint submission to the Social Services and Community Committee on the Charities Amendment Bill...
Joint Submission on IASB ED 2021-7 CPA Australia and CA ANZ have welcomed the IASB’s proposals to permit the use of reduced disclosures by subsidiaries without public accountability that choose to or...
The External Reporting Board called for submissions on the first phase of its climate reporting standards consultation...
Overall, CA ANZ supports the IESBA’s proposals to revise the definition of Listed Entity and Public Interest Entity to promote global consistency...
Our submission supports the PIR as it is an important exercise in establishing whether the Tier 3/4 standards remain fit for purpose...