[Global Financial Insights] IFRS for SMEs | January 2025 Standard Update and More
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This week’s Global Financial Insights covers significant updates in financial reporting and auditing practices:
- IFRS for SMEs: January 2025 Standard update: The January 2025 IFRS for SMEs update simplifies financial reporting for SMEs, incorporating revised Section 23 with a five-step revenue recognition model, added guidance on complex contract features, and enhanced disclosure requirements. Key IASB decisions include removing some disclosure proposals, refining business combination guidance, and introducing transitional relief. These changes aim to balance global comparability with practicality, with publication of the third edition.
- FRC’s 2025 economic growth priorities: The FRC’s 2025 priorities focus on boosting UK economic growth by enhancing financial transparency, simplifying regulatory compliance, fostering innovation, and preparing for sustainability and technology trends. Key initiatives include building investor confidence, improving market efficiency, and upskilling professionals to meet evolving standards.
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