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Comprehensive Income

Other comprehensive income – of the utmost importance?

May 3rd, 2012    •  by william.miller    •   Comprehensive Income, IFRS, Investor education, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes I’ve written before about the IASB’s request for comment about its future work plan. Summarizing the response in a recent Investor Perspectives article, IASB member Patrick Finnegan says: “There is one project…that respondents to the agenda consultation … Continue reading →...

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Other comprehensive income – of the utmost importance?

May 3rd, 2012    •  by william.miller    •   Comprehensive Income, IFRS, Investor education, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes I’ve written before about the IASB’s request for comment about its future work plan. Summarizing the response in a recent Investor Perspectives article, IASB member Patrick Finnegan says: “There is one project…that respondents to the agenda consultation … Continue reading →...

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Other comprehensive income – a new box of trouble

November 11th, 2011    •  by william.miller    •   Comprehensive Income, IFRS, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes When I wrote last year about the IASB’s project on other comprehensive income (OCI), I couldn’t really hide my lack of enthusiasm for the subject. There’s nothing principled about the distinction between what goes into OCI and … Continue reading →...

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Enhancing the income statement, up to a point

October 24th, 2011    •  by william.miller    •   Comprehensive Income, Financial statement presentation, IFRS, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes Here’s how Sears Canada’s income statement looked for the first quarter of 2010, under old Canadian GAAP: Here’s what it looks like now, after adopting IFRS: Here’s how they explain the differences: Item (d), no doubt, is … Continue reading →...

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