the organization that sets accounting standards for private sector organizations in the u.s. is the financial accounting standards board.
the organization that sets accounting standards for private sector organizations in the u.s. is the?
the financial accounting standards board
organizations in individual countries may issue accounting standards unique to the countries. for example, in the united states the financial accounting standards board (fasb) issues the statements of financial accounting standards, which form the basis of us gaap, and in the united kingdom the financial reporting council (frc) sets accounting standards. however, as of 2012 "all major economies" have plans to converge towards or adopt the ifrs.





























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australian accounting standards also include requirements that are specific to australian entities. these requirements may be located in australian accounting standards that incorporate ifrss or in other australian accounting standards. in most instances, these requirements are either restricted to the not-for-profit or public sectors or include additional disclosures that address domestic, regulatory or other issues. these requirements do not prevent publicly accountable for-profit private sector entities from complying with ifrss. in developing requirements for public sector entities, the aasb considers the requirements of international public sector accounting standards (ipsass), as issued by the international public sector accounting standards board (ipsasb) of the international federation of accountants.
australian accounting standards board