Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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Read guidance on applying professional judgement in financial statements and disclosing judgements, assumptions and estimation uncertainties, including an illustrative Government of New Zealand example and a reference to GRAP 1.
Contact the Accounting Standards Board by requesting a call back or writing to the organisation by email about its information and work.
The page makes the proposed IPSAS and the Request for Information available for access through a link.
The Accounting Standards Board invites views on the expected changes to lease accounting arising from the proposed IPSAS.
Readers are invited to share their views on the proposed IPSAS and the related Request for Information.
Readers can use the Accounting Standards Board’s blog post for information about proposed IPSAS lease-accounting changes and their implications for lessors.
Read the Accounting Standards Board’s explanation of the proposed IPSAS on leases, including the lease definition, lessee recognition requirements, contract assessment and practical expedients.
The Accounting Standards Board invites people to contact it in writing by email.
The Accounting Standards Board makes a callback request available through its website contact options.
The ASB offers a call-back request service.
The ASB makes its comment letter on the IPSASB proposal available on its website.
The ASB makes itself available to receive written communications, including while working virtually.
