Recent events have prompted a growing awareness of the need for internationally comparable pension accounting standards. This chapter examines recent and anticipated changes in worldwide accounting practices, and our focus is on the issue of whether pension accounting standards are consistent with the economics of pension finance. We examine trends toward convergence and place particular emphasis on the movement to fair value accounting standards. We also analyze potential impacts of likely accounting changes and transition rules on pension funding in the US and other countrie
In recent years, both the business media and the popular press have emphasized the underfunding prob...
The drive for comparability of financial information is to enable users to distinguish similarities ...
An issue that has long been of interest in financial accounting research is the question of whether ...
Recent events have prompted a growing awareness of the need for internationally comparable pension a...
The balancing act between neutral accounting policies and accounting policies that take economic con...
In this paper we focus on the current status of German employer-sponsored supplementary pensions in ...
Accounting for pensions has been a problem for standard setters for over 30 years. Early attempts t...
Adoption of international and U.S. financial accounting standards by leading German corporations pre...
Accounting for pensions has been a problem for standard setters for over 30 years. Early attempts to...
Adoption of international and U.S. financial accounting standards by leading German corporations pre...
www.oecd.org/daf/fin/wp 2 ABSTRACT/RÉSUMÉ Reforming the valuation and funding of pension promises: a...
Investors rely on comparative and accurate financial statements in order to make educated decisions ...
Motivated by Schipper and Vincent’s (2003) comment that comparability in financial reporting is unde...
This paper considers international trends in pension arrangements, starting with lessons from econom...
This thesis consists of three self-contained studies on economic consequences of accounting standard...
In recent years, both the business media and the popular press have emphasized the underfunding prob...
The drive for comparability of financial information is to enable users to distinguish similarities ...
An issue that has long been of interest in financial accounting research is the question of whether ...
Recent events have prompted a growing awareness of the need for internationally comparable pension a...
The balancing act between neutral accounting policies and accounting policies that take economic con...
In this paper we focus on the current status of German employer-sponsored supplementary pensions in ...
Accounting for pensions has been a problem for standard setters for over 30 years. Early attempts t...
Adoption of international and U.S. financial accounting standards by leading German corporations pre...
Accounting for pensions has been a problem for standard setters for over 30 years. Early attempts to...
Adoption of international and U.S. financial accounting standards by leading German corporations pre...
www.oecd.org/daf/fin/wp 2 ABSTRACT/RÉSUMÉ Reforming the valuation and funding of pension promises: a...
Investors rely on comparative and accurate financial statements in order to make educated decisions ...
Motivated by Schipper and Vincent’s (2003) comment that comparability in financial reporting is unde...
This paper considers international trends in pension arrangements, starting with lessons from econom...
This thesis consists of three self-contained studies on economic consequences of accounting standard...
In recent years, both the business media and the popular press have emphasized the underfunding prob...
The drive for comparability of financial information is to enable users to distinguish similarities ...
An issue that has long been of interest in financial accounting research is the question of whether ...