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This publication addresses considerations and practical application issues that an entity may consider when applying the IFRS for SME's. It also provides a high-level overview of the similarities and differences compared with full IFRSs and the requirements, exceptions and exemptions for first-time adoption of the standard.
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KPMG in Greece was distinguished as one of the top Superbrands in Greece from the homonymous internationally awarded Branding institution.
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Business will be a leading driver for climate change as the effects of the Copenhagen Accord begin to impact world economies, finds KPMG’s white paper.
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No longer is financial reporting standing on its own, nor is sustainability reporting. Integrated reporting translates into a holistic approach to business management, closing the loop of strategy.
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Law 3693/2008 was enacted pursuant to the European Union (EU) 8th Company Law Directive designed to improve transparency of statutory audits by establishing, among others, minimum standards for the proper independent regulation of the auditors of public interest entities. In Compliance with the requirements of this law we are pleased to present our second Transparency Report.
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On 22 December 2009 the EU Council approved the revised Code of Conduct on the European Arbitration Convention which includes a number of recommendations.
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Final version of the draft law on “Reinforcement of Social Solidarity, Special Contribution of Social Responsibility by large corporations and on real estate and further provisions of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Ministry of Labor and Social Insurance and the Ministry of Health and Social Solidarity”, as such draft law was submitted to parliament on 20 November 2009.
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A global research report commissioned by KPMG International and conducted in cooperation with the Economist Intelligence Unit
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International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) have now been adopted by a number of countries, including traditional mining centres such as Australia and South Africa. With many more countries planning their adoption, including Canada and Latin America, this convergence to a single financial reporting framework will assist mining companies in communicating their financial performance with consistent messages.
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Markets may often over-react. Sentiment can turn from confidence to despair, and back again, with relatively little justification. Many developed economies have obviously experienced a shock. But those predicting the end of capitalism as we know it were overly pessimistic...
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