Talk:International Financial Reporting Standards
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[edit] External links
would someone mind adding few external links for more information on IAS?
thanks —84.47.114.50
I know the answer is "why dont you write it then", but this page is severely lacking for such a massive issue. --lincs_geezer 23:00, 27 October 2005 (UTC)
Also the page listed stuff about other countries before (USA, China etc) but seems to have been wiped?--lincs_geezer 06:00, 17 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Who wants to pay for reading Standards?
ouh, Next to pay for Laws (excluding taxes)? Exempli gratis (e.g.) pay for tax forms etc?
Aye in the statement of principles it says one is the promotion and use of the standards, having to pay for them is hardly promotion - especially as its not a corporate organisation out to make a profit! I mean it would cost next to nothing to publish them on the website. --lincs_geezer 22:38, 26 March 2006 (UTC)
Questions about IAS / IFRS? Ask them here: http://ifrs.phpbb3.com Pete
That link dosen't work --lincs_geezer 20:43, 10 October 2006 (UTC)
[edit] European Union Official Journal
The IAS as approved by the ARC are published in the Official Journal. No exposure drafts are thus available without charge, but the standards itself as part of European law are available without charge in all official languages of the European Union as in use in 2003 (including English).
