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Public Policy & Regulation
As the global organization representing the accountancy profession, IFAC is uniquely positioned to research and represent the views of the profession and its stakeholders. IFAC is committed to being the voice of the global profession and to taking a leadership position on public interest issues where the accountancy profession’s expertise is most relevant. These areas include: international regulatory convergence; global adoption of high-quality international reporting and professional standards; standard-setting in the public interest; sustainability and integrated reporting; SMP and SME matters; and public sector reporting and transparency.
Formal policy positions are issued as Policy Position Papers. IFAC submits Comment Letters and recommendations to global and regional organizations, such as The Group of Twenty (G-20), the European Commission, and the IFRS Foundation. IFAC Officers also promote the views and policy positions of the profession through speeches and representation at various international forums, meetings and conferences.
Recent Public Policy & Regulation Resources
Damned lies and government accounts
May 17, 2012
What Possible Reason Could Governments Have For Not Instituting Financial Reform?
Apr 30, 2012
IFAC Response to Eurostat Consultation on Use of IPSASs
Apr 24, 2012
PSTF Recommendations for the G-20 Nations – Meeting of April 19-20, 2012
Apr 15, 2012
Government Accounting Book-cooking Guide - The public sector has too much freedom to dress up the accounts
Apr 04, 2012
Accounting, Transparency and Financial Stability
Mar 27, 2012
Recommendations for the G-20 Nations – Meeting of November 3-4, 2011
Oct 10, 2011
