
Cryptocurrencies and related transactions: accounting considerations under IFRS
How to recognise, measure and disclose activities associated with the issuances of, and the investment in, cryptocurrencies
22 February, 2017
In a recent article published on Vietnam Investment Review, PwC Vietnam’s Partner of Assurance Services Tran Hong Kien highlighted the major changes introduced in the International Financial Reporting Standard 15 (IFRS 15) Revenue from Contracts with Customers, and its potential impacts to businesses that prepare IFRS financial statements.
How to recognise, measure and disclose activities associated with the issuances of, and the investment in, cryptocurrencies
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