Aspects Regarding the Implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards in the Republic of Moldova
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ERHAN, Lica. Aspects Regarding the Implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards in the Republic of Moldova. In: Application of information and communication technology and statistics in economy and education, Ed. Ediția 4-a, 24-25 octombrie 2014, Sofia. Sofia: 2014, Ediția 4-a, pp. 368-375. ISSN 2367-7643.
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Application of information and communication technology and statistics in economy and education
Ediția 4-a, 2014
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Ediția 4-a, Sofia, Bulgaria, 24-25 octombrie 2014

Aspects Regarding the Implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards in the Republic of Moldova

CZU: 657.6(100:478)

Pag. 368-375

Erhan Lica
 
Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 5 martie 2024


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This study aims to analyze the process of implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) in the Republic of Moldova, which has become mandatory for all public interest entities from 1 January 2012. The paper includes a practical analysis of the impact of transition to IFRS on the financial results of a public interest entity - Moldova Agroindbank, which is the largest commercial bank, with the highest market share in the banking sector of the Republic of Moldova. By the light of the analysis of the impact of transition to IFRS can be concluded that the connection to the new standards had a beneficial impact on the bank, maximizing its market value, increasing investors, customers, business partners confidence and contributing to the reduction of risks.

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International Financial Reporting Standards, Public Interest Entity, financial statements