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Accounting implications of the effects of coronavirus: PwC In depth INT2020-02

This In depth considers the impact of the new coronavirus (‘COVID-19’ or ‘the virus’) on the financial statements [for periods ended after 31 December 2019] of entities whose business is affected. There are broad IFRS implications, including impairment and valuation of assets (financial and non-financial), liability recognition and measurement, and disclosures.

What's coming up - Breaking issues (including COVID-19)

See a list of our current information and guidance on accounting and audit implications of coronavirus (COVID-19).

PwC IFRS Talks - Episode 81: IFRS 16 impact on IAS 36

Ruth Preedy and Iain Selfridge look at the impact IFRS 16, 'Leases', has on IAS 36, 'Impairment of assets'.
PwC IFRS Talks Episode 65: Alternative financing

Join Gary Berchowitz, PwC South Africa, and Dave Walters, PwC United Kingdom as they discuss how to account for alternative forms of financing in just over 20 minutes.

Manual of accounting - IFRS 2020 ebook

Our Manual of accounting - IFRS 2020 ebook (global edition) is now available. It is available free of charge for internal use; or externally via our publishers Lexis Nexis.
PwC IFRS News - April 2020

In the April edition of PwC's IFRS News, we look at COVID-19, IFRS 16 accounting and disclosures, and translation of hyperinflationary foreign operations.

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