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This memo discusses the differences between GAAP and IFRS accounting standards. GAAP is governed by rules set by FASB, while IFRS is based on principles issued by IASB. Some key differences include inventory valuation methods and treatment of development costs. While the US uses GAAP, understanding IFRS is important for global competitiveness. IASB is responsible for developing and maintaining IFRS through its due process. The memo recommends a company opening a US office use GAAP but also implement a modif
- Author
- Benita Clarissa
- Language
- EN