discussion how inflation or exchange rate movements affect the accounting industry.
Inflation leads to extrapolated values of goods and services and results in accounting errors or misrepresentation of prices as true prices are not reflected.
Similarly changing exchange rates lead to different revenue number for same product and hence accounting standards usually account for Forex losses or gains as seperated entity in balance sheet.
Secondly there being two standards IFRS and GAAP the convergence of both thus becomes optimum to avoid accounting errors for inflation or exchange rate.
discussion how inflation or exchange rate movements affect the accounting industry.
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