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Meeting Regulatory Requirements

Financial reporting is changing to IFRSs in 2011. There are key areas to consider when thinking about your regulatory requirements as an issuer. For instance, there are some issuer obligations specific to the IFRS changeover. Also, there are issuer requirements that are not necessarily IFRS-specific, but are still relevant to the IFRS transition.    

The following listing identifies key regulatory areas related to IFRSs, but does not attempt to cover all regulatory requirements for issuers. Issuers should read the specific instruments, rules and notices to ensure they fully understand the implications of the regulatory requirements. Proposed amendments, rules, instruments or policies should be reviewed to understand any future developments to the securities law and instruments.

 

Featured OSC Resources

OSC Corporate Finance - IFRS Release No. 3:  IFRS Interim Financial Reports - Tips for Q2 and Q3

Staff Notice 51-718 - Key Considerations Relating to an Auditor’s Involvement with Interim Financial Reports (OSC) 

Ontario Securities Commission Issuer Guide Top 10 Tips for Public Companies Filing Their First IFRS Interim Financial Report (More)

This 15-page OSC Guide highlights key rule changes and IFRS requirements that issuers and advisors need to know prior to filing their first IFRS interim financial report. This Guide also includes some best practices for presentation of IFRS transition items for the first IFRS interim financial report.

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OSC Corporate Finance -- IFRS Release No. 1: Filing Deficiencies in Issuers First IFRS Interim Financial Reports

Free OSC Seminars

This free OSC seminar is designed to help public companies understand and prepare for the regulatory implications of Canada's transition to IFRS in 2011. The seminar covers a broad range of IFRS topics including recent changes to securities rules, MD&A disclosure requirements, useful tips for filing your first IFRS interim financial report and related certification issues. Please note that this is not a technical accounting session. This session is offered on multiple dates.

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In this 16-minute video Cameron McInnis, the OSC’s Chief Accountant, shares his perspectives on Canada’s transition from Canadian GAAP to IFRSs. Cameron provides his insights on topics such as: selection of accounting policies, compliance/ enforcement under IFRSs, private company considerations, preparedness of Canadian companies, MD&A disclosure expectations and the use of US GAAP.

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