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The Differences between Chinese Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises and International Financial Reporting Standards as well as the Convergence Strategy Method
Author(s) -
Zhang Chuan-qi,
Xiang Li,
Gan Luo
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
proceedings of business and economic studies
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2209-265X
pISSN - 2209-2641
DOI - 10.26689/pbes.v2i5.895
Subject(s) - accounting , convergence (economics) , business , transparency (behavior) , order (exchange) , international financial reporting standards , accounting standard , accounting management , process (computing) , accounting information system , financial accounting , mark to market accounting , finance , economics , computer science , computer security , economic growth , operating system
The continuous development and progress of international economic integration has resulted in the increasing of economic and trade exchanges between various countries. In order to implement a more systematic corporate financial supervision mechanism effectively and adapt to the needs of economic development, it is necessary to clarify corporate accounting standards and international financial reporting standards. The relationship between them are crucial to improve the transparency of financial statements and optimize management levels. This paper analyzes the differences between Chinese business accounting standards and international financial reporting standards as well as discusses the convergence process and convergence strategy methods for reference.

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