Traduction de «système ifr » (Français → Anglais) :

57. Recalls the outstanding issue concerning the competence of the different jurisdictions applying the IFRS for establishing the definitive interpretation thereof, which entails the risk that conflicting interpretations will result; points out that only European authorities and courts are competent definitively to interpret an EU-specific IFRS and calls on the Commission to ensure that that remains the case; considers that the Commission, working together with the Member States and Parliament, must develop a system that will guarantee that the IFRS is interpreted and applied uniformly throughout the European Union;

I think the proven benefits of IFRS can also benefit European equity markets, certainly if the Americans exchange their US GAAP system for IFRS.

57. Recalls the outstanding issue concerning the competence of the different jurisdictions applying the IFRS for establishing the definitive interpretation thereof, which entails the risk that conflicting interpretations will result; points out that only European authorities and courts are competent definitively to interpret an EU-specific IFRS and calls on the Commission to ensure that that remains the case; considers that the Commission, working together with the Member States and Parliament, must develop a system that will guarantee that the IFRS is interpreted and applied uniformly throughout the European Union;

49. Recalls that the ultimate aim of all international stakeholders must be the adoption of the IFRS; acknowledges the tension between the intention of achieving maximum convergence and the desire to preserve the European Union's full competence to deviate from the consensus that is globally achievable; emphasises that deviations from global standards should be restricted to the minimum necessary both in the European Union and in other parts of the world; takes the view that third countries should deal with the European Union as a single entity and not treat the 27 Member States differently and that the ongoing processes of convergence with existing systems can only ...[+++]be accepted as intermediate stages;

The relationship between tax and accounts (dependency) is key to any common tax base // Regardless of whether IFRS accounts form the starting point or not, a common tax base requires a detailed re-assessment of the relationship between a company's statutory accounts and its tax accounts (dependency).

Even where the use of IFRS is not permitted the national standards are expected to converge, leading to 'de facto' common IFRS reporting.