IFRS 3:Accounting For Business Combination

Since 31 March 2004,IFRS 3 (Accounting for Business Combinations) is mandatory for companies to account for any business combinations.

You might be wondering why IFRS 3 has any involvement with this brand article.

The answer is simple:you will notice that in any business combination there is always an element of purchased goodwill which can [...]

Highlight of Changes –Financial Reporting Standard 133

Extracted from MASB FRS 133 Earnings per Share take effect for annual periods beginning on or after 1January 2006 The main are tabulated as follows:

Area Requirements Main objective

To provide additional guidance and illustrative examples on selected complex matters,such as the effects of contingently issuable shares;potential ordinary shares of [...]

Highlight of Changes –Financial Reporting Standard 108

Extracted from MASB FRS 108 Accounting Policies,Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors take effect for annual periods beginning on or after 1January 2006 The main changes from FRS 108- 2004 are tabulated as follows:

Relevant Area Requirements Selection of Accounting Policies

The requirements for the selection and application of accounting policies in [...]

Deferment of FRS 139:Financial Instruments:Recognition and Measurement

LISTED companies were required to state the “paper profits” they have in their share investments under the new Financial Reporting Standards (FRS) this year,until the Malaysian Accounting Standards Board (MASB) deferred that indefinitely.

The MASB stated in an advertisement in The Star on Friday that the date to comply with FRS [...]

MASB:FRS Now Optional for Private Companies

Press Release From MASB (Thu,23 Feb 2006)

“Financial Reporting Standards are now optional for private companies with the announcement of two sets of accounting standards by the Malaysian Accounting Standards Board (MASB). This will bring cheer to a few thousands of small and medium sized entities (SME) in Malaysia.” Salient Points Extracted are:

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