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IFRS vs IPSAS: an overview of grant accounting 17 February 2021: ICAEW’s public sector team examines the differences between International Financial Reporting Standards and International Public Sector Accounting Standards and the suitability of each in public sector financial reporting. The IFRS standard on accounting for grant income, IAS 20 – Accounting for Government Grants and Disclosure of Government Assistance, is based on the matching principle where grant income is recognised over the relevant periods to match it with expenditure or costs that the gran...

DJ Rights and Issues Investment Trust PLC: Results for the year ending 31 December 2020 Rights and Issues Investment Trust PLC (RIII) Rights and Issues Investment Trust PLC: Results for the year ending

The Atlantic Is It Safe to Go Back to the Movie Theater? Despite being indoors (a red flag), the sort of behavior engaged in at the movies is, relatively speaking, benign. February 15, 2021 Jefta Images/Barcroft Media/Getty As COVID-19 case numbers drop, hospitalizations decrease, vaccine administrations increase, and blockbuster season approaches, Americans who think big movies deserve a big screen are wondering when they can dare return to theaters. The closest deadline for many is the March 31 release date of Godzilla vs. Kong: If you’re going to watch a skyscraper-sized monkey punch a ...

  The Board of SolGold (LSE and TSX code: SOLG) is pleased to advise all shareholders and interested investors of the release of the Company's interim financial results for the half year ended 31 December 2020.  The interim financial report is included as part of this announcement.   Further, the Board advises shareholders and interested investors that the Company's website also contains access to additional information required to be filed on SEDAR in Canada in connection with the Company's quarterly financial period ended 31 December 2020.  This add...

What’s new? In February 2020, South Sudan’s two main belligerents began forming a unity government pursuant to a peace deal inked a year and a half earlier. But the pact is fragile, smaller conflicts are still ablaze and the threat of return to full-blown civil war remains.  Why does it matter? Forthcoming elections could test the peace deal severely. Looking further ahead, conflict will continue to plague South Sudan until its leaders forge a political system that distributes power more widely. The cost of cyclical fighting since 2013 has been steep: hundreds of thousands dead and m...