2009 Financial Reporting in Canada under IFRS is designed to help preparers of financial statements, practitioners and students gain a better understanding of IFRS. It examines and explains IFRS requirements; illustrating their application using real-world extracts of financial statements from companies that have already adopted IFRS. Packed with over 1,000 pages of comprehensive guidance, this practical new guide provides an overview of IFRS and discusses how the new requirements differ under the current Canadian reporting system.

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This searchable, electronic collection provides you with the complete set of 2007 and 2008 International Financial Reporting Standards, as well as the 2009 Standards in PDF format, incorporating International Accounting Standards and Interpretations. Updated monthly, International Financial Reporting Standards provides up-to-date coverage of all current IASB Exposure Drafts and Draft Interpretations, as well as revisions and amendments of Standards and Interpretations that have been issued.

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Developed by the Ordre des comptables agréés du Québec, Model Financial Statements – IFRS/IAS is designed to help publicly accountable enterprises prepare for the implementation of IFRS and comply with the new financial reporting obligations. This practical reference tool includes a CD-ROM of customizable financial statements that allows you to create statements to meet the needs of your clients and your business.

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Written in an easy-to-understand style, the new edition of Canadian Advanced Accounting provides coverage of key advanced financial accounting topics – with an analysis of the impact of the transition from Canadian GAAP to IFRS. This insightful new resource contains over 600 pages of comprehensive guidance – giving you the background you need to prepare for the incorporation of IFRS into GAAP.

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A practical resource for Boards of Directors and Audit Committees, 20 Questions Directors and Audit Committees Should Ask about IFRS Conversions will help to give directors a general understanding of what the transition to IFRS will mean for their organization, and help them to address issues relating to risk, stakeholder relations, financial reporting, and internal controls which will be triggered by the transition.

This publication is part of the 20 Questions/Risk Management and Governance Collection.

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