Fair Value Accounting: Its Impacts on Financial Reporting and How It Can Be Enhanced to Provide More Clarity and Reliability of Information for Users of Financial Statements
Ashford C. Chea
Abstract
Ashford C. Chea
Abstract
The author begins the paper with a brief historical development of the Statement of Financial Accounting Standards (FAS 157) and its impact on fair value accounting. This is followed by the methodology employed in the research. Next, he reviews the literature on major issues in fair value accounting and financial reporting, and presents his findings from the study. The researcher ends the paper with recommendations to enhance the usefulness of fair value accounting and draws implications for financial reporting and users of financial statements.
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The author begins the paper with a brief historical development of the Statement of Financial Accounting Standards (FAS 157) and its impact on fair value accounting. This is followed by the methodology employed in the research. Next, he reviews the literature on major issues in fair value accounting and financial reporting, and presents his findings from the study. The researcher ends the paper with recommendations to enhance the usefulness of fair value accounting and draws implications for financial reporting and users of financial statements.
Key concepts: Accounting, Fair value, Financial accounting, Accounting information system, Accounting standard, Accounting management, Financial statement, CLARITY