The Cost-Benefit Analysis of the U.S. Conversion from GAAP to IFRS

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Title

The Cost-Benefit Analysis of the U.S. Conversion from GAAP to IFRS

Subject

Hudelson, Alexandra

Description

64 leaves. Includes bibliographic references.

Format

PDF, 1.36MB

Type

Undergraduate Honors Thesis

Identifier

Hudelson_Thesis_Fa2018_The Cost-Benefit Analysis of the U.S. Conversion from GAAP to IFRS-Final.pdf

Abstract

This research paper is designed to explore the costs and benefits regarding the effects of
the United States switching from the U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles to the
International Financial Reporting Standards. The beginning of the paper will explain specific
aspects of each the domestic standards and international standards along with some of the
main differences between the two. Research will, then, advance further into exploring the
benefits of convergence on international trade, taxes, and investing. The influence of world
trade in today’s business transactions will be examined as well. The costs of this conversion will
then be analyzed using evidence from when other countries had made the switch to require
IFRS. Throughout this paper, it should be made clear whether the benefits of switching to IFRS
from U.S. GAAP outweigh the costs.

Date Accepted

December 11, 2018

Collection

Citation

“The Cost-Benefit Analysis of the U.S. Conversion from GAAP to IFRS,” Central Methodist University Thesis and Article Repository, accessed May 3, 2024, https://cmuthesesandarticles.omeka.net/items/show/3.