What Constitutes the IFRS Organization?
- MONITORING BOARD
- 4 Members and 1 Observer
- Appoints and Oversee Trustees
- IFRS FOUNDATION
- 22 TRUSTEES
- Appoint and Oversee board members and Raise Funds
The foundation flows into two components:
- IASB
- 16 Members (Maximum 3 part time)
- Sets Technical Agenda, Approve Standards, Exposure Drafts and Interpretations
- IFRS INTERPRETATIONs COMMITTEE
What Constitutes Complete Set of IFRS?
IASC – International Accounting Standards Committee
- Publication of 41 IAS by IASC from 1973 to 2001 (not renamed)
IASB – International Accounting Standard Board
- Publication of 9 IFRS by IASB from 2001 to till date
SIC – Standing Interpretations Committee
- Publication of 32 interpretations by SIC from 1973 to 2001
IFRIC- International financial reporting interpretations committee
- Publication of 19 interpretations by IFRIC from 2001 to 2010
Note – In July 2010 interpretation committee name has been form International Financial Reporting Interpretation Committee (FRIC) to International Financial Reporting Standards Interpretation Committee (IFRS IC).
A Brief IFRS History:
1967 – AISG Accountants International Study group
1973 – IASC International accounting standards committee formed
1998 – Core Standards Completed
2000 – SEC review of core standards, IASC approves new constitution
2001 – EC proposes that all EU listed companies should apply IAS by 2005
2002 – EU decision to adopt IFRS from 1 Jan 2005 IASB and FASB signed Norwalk Agreement
2005 – Nearly 7000 listed companies switch to IFRS
2007 – ICAI issue concept paper on IFRS, SEC accepts filling from Foreign Privates Issues (FPI) without reconciliation to US GAAP
2008 – SEC issue Roadmap for transition to IFRS
2010 – IASC Foundation becomes IFRS Foundation