Dutch accounting standards rules/principles

[blancspa]

Hello everyone, hope all is goed.

Back office query.

Need some advice on european accounting standards, in particular: in Netherlands and Poland. How do they differ or similar? In regards to reporting (settlements) as well. This is a pressing matter.

Many thanks

 

[scose-no-doubt]

I think EU is under IFRS/IAS so reporting wont differ between the two countries. Most large organisations already adopted IFRS and smaller ones can opt into it atm before being forced in a few years (i forget the date). I think settlements etc come under the financial instruments IAS no 39

Suppose it depends on what you're after.
GAAP etc used should be stated in the notes of a previous years accounts for a company operating out of the company if you can get a set of them. That may give you a better look at policies and standards in place before IFRS.

Good luck

 

[blancspa]

Do they still say Awesome over on cnbc (stopped watching it long ago)

Tx, for flicking the switch. IAS 39, remember now, I only had FSA exams last year.

Rgds

 

[scose-no-doubt]

No probs man.

Was only a matter of time before my skills as an accountant were of some use lol.