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MD&A

Conundrums in revenue recognition: why defer – it’s all mine!

June 28th, 2011    •  by william.miller    •   IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog, Revenue   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes Here’s one of the significant IFRS/Canadian GAAP differences reported by TMX Group Inc.: Of course, all such cases are different, and I don’t know much about the specific facts applying here; TMX is obviously in a very … Continue reading →...

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Disclosing IFRS accounting policies in MD&A – are we there yet?

April 23rd, 2011    •  by william.miller    •   Accounting policies, IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes The CSA has issued CSA Staff Notice 52-328 Disclosures about Accounting Policies in the Year of Changeover to International Financial Reporting Standards. The notice focuses on the MD&A requirements, in Form 51-102F1, for disclosures about newly-adopted accounting … Continue reading →...

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IFRS disclosures in 2010 year-end MD&A – part 4 (and a return to flow-through shares)

April 5th, 2011    •  by william.miller    •   Flow-through shares, IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes A final batch of these (the most recent entry, linking back to the others, was here). For an entity undergoing a relatively straightforward conversion, something along the lines of this example from United Mining Group Inc. might provide an … Continue reading →...

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Some examples of IFRS disclosure in 2010 year-end MD&A – part 3

March 24th, 2011    •  by william.miller    •   IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog, Service concession agreements, Share-based payments   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes Another batch of these (previous installments were here and here). SNC-Lavalin illustrates a graphical approach to showing the impact of IFRS on equity (the company certainly has one of the more eye-catching MD&A, although I don’t suppose it … Continue reading →...

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Some examples of IFRS disclosure in 2010 year-end MD&A – Part 2

March 12th, 2011    •  by william.miller    •   Borrowing costs, IFRS, Income taxes, MD&A, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes Another batch of these disclosures (the first installment was here), again focusing on year-end filings containing information about the impact of IFRS both on equity/the balance sheet and on the income statement. First, here’s an extract from … Continue reading →...

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Some examples of IFRS disclosures in 2010 year-end MD&A

February 22nd, 2011    •  by william.miller    •   IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes As you’d expect, the final batch of calendar-year-end filings under Canadian GAAP is generating a lot of good MD&A information about the anticipated impact of IFRS. I’ll use this post to point out a few of them, … Continue reading →...

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Ten Tips On IFRS

November 30th, 2010    •  by william.miller    •   IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog, Securities Regulation   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes The Ontario Securities Commission has issued a new IFRS document, Top 10 Tips for Public Companies Filing their First IFRS Interim Financial Report, and as I try to cover the Canadian landscape fairly thoroughly here, I’d obviously be remiss … Continue reading →...

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IFRS disclosures in third quarter MD&A – a final dispatch…

November 24th, 2010    •  by william.miller    •   IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes I almost forgot,  but here are a few more interesting IFRS-related examples from third quarter MD&A (my previous posts on this topic were here and here).  First of all, Pengrowth Energy Trust provides another illustration of distinguishing between reclassifications and … Continue reading →...

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The latest on non-GAAP measures under IFRS

November 18th, 2010    •  by william.miller    •   IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog, Non-GAAP financial measures, Securities Regulation   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes Incredibly, I find it’s over a year since I wrote my post on non-GAAP measures in the context of IFRS. I’ll just summarize the issue again here in the same terms I used then: IFRS changes the … Continue reading →...

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More quantified IFRS disclosures from third quarter MD&A…

November 6th, 2010    •  by william.miller    •   IFRS, MD&A, MSCM Blog   •   Comments Off

by John Hughes Since I think there’s a lot of interest in these disclosures, here are a few more recent examples of quantified IFRS information from third quarter MD&A. Talisman Energy Inc. currently summarizes the expected impact in terms of … Continue reading →...

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