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International Accounting

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  • The movement of people between countries, which can impact labor markets and economic growth.
    Migration
  • Refers to the interconnected worldwide economic activities that take place between multiple countries.
    Gloabl Economy
  • Are International transactions and International trade the same?
    NO!!!
  • Mention two factors that cause the Accounting Diversity
    Legal Systems Taxation Rules Cultural Factors Economic Enviroment Political and Economic ties
  • Includes a wider range of financial and commercial activities.
    International Transaction
  • Having a "Wider market" is a Pro or Con of Global Economy?
    Pro
  • Political and economic relations and history between countries can affect the accounting principles in the country.
    Political and Economic Ties
  • Accounting relies more on professional judgment and private-sector standards.
    Common Law Countries
  • In some countries, accounting rules are closely aligned with tax rules, while in others, financial accounting and tax accounting are separate.
    Taxation Rules
  • Cultural norms shape ethical decision-making in accounting.
    Cultural factors
  • What does IFRS stands for?
    International Financial Reporting Standards
  • The influence of political relationships and power dynamics between nations on economic activity.
    Geopolitics
  • What does GAAP stands for?
    Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
  • Capital markets, inflation rates, and economic development can shape financial reporting practices.
    Economic enviroment
  • Is more limited to the exchange of goods and services.
    International Trade
  • Fiscal year of México
    Begins on 1 January and ends on 31 December of the same year.
  • Accounting is more prescriptive and influenced by government regulation
    Code Law Countries
  • Having "More competition in te market" is a Pro or Con of Global Economy?
    Cons
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