This is a print only tool for you to use as your IFRS
checklist.
High-level business impact – what are the effects on performance measures
and financial ratios?
- Board’s awareness of strategic implications – volatility of reported
performance measures
- Impact on specific covenants or ratios that are important to your
business
- Implications for your remuneration packages, including bonuses and profit
sharing arrangements
IFRS financial statements (consolidation pack, data dictionary and
subsidiary accounts) – do you understand what these will look like under
IFRS?
- High-level differences – impact on the income statement and balance
sheet
- Managing multiple GAAPs within the group, eg IFRS, UK and US
- Non-mandatory standards and disclosure requirements
Investor relations and market expectations - when, what and how will you
report to the external market?
- External reporting – publishing information for analysts and your
shareholders
- Market information – quantity, type and auditing
- Dealing with uncertainty over future developments in IFRS
Corporate reporting – will you enhance the information you provide to your
shareholders to ensure it is useful and clear?
- Reporting and communications – strength relative to your competitors
- Corporate reports – including additional information to aid clarity
- IFRS implementation – opportunities for improved financial reporting
Management information and internal communications – how will you update
these processes?
- Need for management information to follow IFRS – impact on your
business
- Implications for management – additional segmental disclosures and
information requirements
- International consistency – need for IFRS accounting manual and reporting
pack
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