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UITF 40 and GAAP

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14 March 2007

Categories: Comment & Analysis

An article by Keith Gordon on the arguments over UITF 40 and whether it has changed GAAP. He concludes that it has, but by interpreting SSAP 9 rather than by changing FRS 5 ANG.

An article by Keith Gordon on the arguments over UITF 40 and whether it has changed GAAP. He concludes that it has, but by interpreting SSAP 9 rather than by changing FRS 5 ANG.

Categories: Comment & Analysis

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