Global Tax Implications of International Financial Reporting Standards

Sponsored By Deloitte

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Accounting > Accounting Standards

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Abstract:

For tax departments, the trend toward making IFRSs the single set of globally accepted accounting standards means they must successfully integrate IFRSs into their global tax planning methodology in a way that maximizes the tax benefits of this transition but mitigates the risks that can arise from the differences between tax reporting rules and IFRSs. A new report from Deloitte, Global Tax Implications of International Financial Reporting Standards, discusses how companies should prepare for the implications of the transition to IFRSs in each country in which they operate. Topics covered in the report include:

• Local interest deductibility
• Hybrid instruments
• Foreign currency gains and losses
• Amortization and other deductions
• Transfer pricing
• Share-based compensation
• Repatriation strategies

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Posted: September 09, 2008

Length: 4 pages

Format: PDF (540 kb)

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