
There is a huge interest in accounting harmonization and historical costs accounting, in what they offer us. In this article, different valuation models are discussed. Although one notices the movement from historical cost accounting to fair value accounting, each one has its advantages.
Social sciences (General), H1-99, IFRS, accounting regulation, historical cost accounting, fair value accounting, Accounting harmonization, revaluation model
Social sciences (General), H1-99, IFRS, accounting regulation, historical cost accounting, fair value accounting, Accounting harmonization, revaluation model
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