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The Public Sector Accounting Board (PSAB) wants to hear from you! Share your thoughts and perspective on the International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board’s (IPSASB) Tangible Natural Resources Exposure Draft.
Your feedback will help ensure Canadian-specific issues and perspectives are considered by IPSASB as they finalize their guidance on the recognition, measurement and presentation of tangible natural resources in the public sector.
We look forward to reviewing these survey results as we prepare our formal response to IPSASB. Respond by January 3, 2025, so we can consider your valuable feedback while we write our response letter. Please note: these surveyContinue reading
The Public Sector Accounting Board (PSAB) wants to hear from you! Share your thoughts and perspective on the International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board’s (IPSASB) Tangible Natural Resources Exposure Draft.
Your feedback will help ensure Canadian-specific issues and perspectives are considered by IPSASB as they finalize their guidance on the recognition, measurement and presentation of tangible natural resources in the public sector.
We look forward to reviewing these survey results as we prepare our formal response to IPSASB. Respond by January 3, 2025, so we can consider your valuable feedback while we write our response letter. Please note: these survey questions are based on those found in the international document.
We also invite you to join our roundtable discussions on this topic. Be part of our standard-setting process and join the international conversation!