IAESB Chair Peter Wolnizer and Deputy Chair Saleem Kharwa review key developments from the October 30 – November 1, 2013, meeting in Toronto, Canada. Update on IESs 2 and 3 – 1:04Definition of the Professional Accountant – 3:40Update on IES 8 – 6:20Chair Wrap-up – 8:41
Listen to the podcast below. See the June 2014 meeting page for additional materials, including meeting highlights, agenda papers, and full audio recordings.
Podcast: IAESB Chair Peter Wolnizer and IAESB members Chris Austin, David Simko, and Gareth Wellings discuss key topics from the Education Board's April 9-11, 2014, meeting in New York. Introduction - :522014-2016 Strategy and Work Plan - 2:25Revision of the Framework - 4:38Developments with the Glossary - 7:28IAESB presentation to World Bank recap - 8:54Chair's closing remarks - 10:59
Highlights from the IESBA's April 7-9, 2014 meeting in Toronto, Canada.00:29 Overview 3:07 Long Association 6:39 Structure of the Code9:27 Non-Assurance Services12:01 Part C of the Code15:46 Conclusion and Next Meeting
This audio podcast provides an overview of the IPSASB's Strategy Consultation for 2015 forward and the Consultation on its 2015-2019 Work Program.:35 - Goals of the Consultation Paper and key questions to stakeholders2:30 - IPSASB strategic objective for 2015 forward4:19 - Outcomes needed to meet strategic objective4:53 - Outputs supporting outcomes6:02 - Potential new projects8:08 - Future of Cash Basis IPSAS10:28 - IPSASB oversight12:01 - Next steps
This audio podcast provides an overview of the IPSASB's Strategy Consultation for 2015 forward and the Consultation on its 2015-2019 Work Program.:35 - Goals of the Consultation Paper and key questions to stakeholders2:30 - IPSASB strategic objective for 2015 forward4:19 - Outcomes needed to meet strategic objective4:53 - Outputs supporting outcomes6:02 - Potential new projects8:08 - Future of Cash Basis IPSAS10:28 - IPSASB oversight12:01 - Next steps
Highlights from the IPSASB's September 16-19, 2013, meeting in Toronto, Canada. :32 - Accounting for Social Benefits1:45 - Status of Consultation Paper on IPSASB strategy2:45 - Exposure Draft - Elements and Recognition in Financial Statements4:55 - Exposure Draft - Measurement of Assets and Liabilities in Financial Statements5:25 - Exposure Draft - First-time Adoption of Accrual Basis International Public Sector Accounting Standards7:25 - Update on IPSASs 6-810:00 - Chair and Deputy Chair Final Remarks
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