Fair value in International Accounting Standard setting: literature review and critical analysis on its practice in the different accounting standards
Donatien Avelé, Patrice Nyengué Édimo
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Donatien Avelé, Patrice Nyengué Édimo
Abstract
Recent years have been marked by major changes to the process of standardisation and harmonisation of international accounting. In most countries, although imposed by the IAS 39 standard on financial instruments, fair value is particularly challenging. But why is fair value imposed as a valuation model in accounting standards? Thus, the object of this paper is to present a state of the art and debate the use of the fair value in financial assets accounting.
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Recent years have been marked by major changes to the process of standardisation and harmonisation of international accounting. In most countries, although imposed by the IAS 39 standard on financial instruments, fair value is particularly challenging. But why is fair value imposed as a valuation model in accounting standards? Thus, the object of this paper is to present a state of the art and debate the use of the fair value in financial assets accounting.
Key concepts: Fair value, Accounting, Mark-to-market accounting, Valuation (finance), Accounting standard, Financial accounting, Positive accounting, Accounting information system