IFRS Selected Publications and Guidance

CICA Guidance

Assurance Implications of the Changeover to IFRSs (CICA, 8^th  edition)

Interim Financial Statements (AcSB)

Comparison of IFRSs and Canadian GAAP

CSA Guidance

OSC Corporate Finance – IFRS Release No. 2: A Reminder Before You File Your First IFRS Interim Financial Report (OSC, PDF)

Staff Notice 52-718, IFRS Transition Disclosure Review (OSC)

National Instrument 52-107, Acceptable Accounting Principles and Auditing Standards (CSA, 234-page PDF File)

Staff Notice 33-314 - International Financial Reporting Standards and Registrants (CSA)

Staff Notice 33-313 - International Financial Reporting Standards and Registrants

Staff Notice 52-321, Early adoption of IFRS, use of US GAAP and reference to IFRS-IASB

Staff Notice 52-320 - Disclosure of Expected Changes in Accounting Policies Relating to Changeover to IFRS

CSA Concept Paper 52-402, Possible changes to securities rules relating to IFRS

OSFI Guidance

Conversion to International Financial Reporting Standards by Federally Regulated Entities (OSFI, PDF)

Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards

IASB Guidance

IFRS standards

Learning

eLearning Modules on IFRS standards

Q2 2013 IFRS technical update webcast
Overview of recent activities at the CICA and the IASB on key projects under development and how they may impact your organization.

IFRS Dbriefs for Financial Executives
Gain practical knowledge of IFRS from leading Deloitte US practitioners in these informative webcasts

Tools

IFRS Taxonomy 2011

IFRS model financial statements 2012 with no early application
The model financial statements illustrate the impact of a number of new and revised Standards and Interpretations that are mandatorily effective on December 31, 2012.
 However, they do not illustrate the impact of early adoption of IFRS 9, 10, 11 and 12.

Standard-setting Activities Digest - IFRS

Annual Financial Reporting Document Review
An All-in-one Disclosure Checklist

IFRS compliance, presentation and disclosure checklist - 2012
This workbook summarizes the recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosure requirements set out in IFRSs in issue as of June 30, 2012.

2011 Financial Reporting in Canada under IFRS, Chapter 20 – First-time adoption of IFRS (CICA, 119-page PDF file)

IFRS Changeover – MD&A consideration (CICA’s Canadian Reporting Performance Board, PDF)

IFRS Issuer Guide - Top 10 Tips for Public Companies filing their First IFRS Interim Financial Report (OSC, PDF)

Revised: 20 Questions Directors and Audit Committees Should Ask About IFRS Conversions (CICA, PDF)

IFRSs in your pocket, summary of all IFRS in issue at March 31, 2012

IFRS Specialists

Periodicals

IFRS Insights, a monthly newsletter on IFRS for U.S. companies

IFRS in Focus - Canada, a monthly round-up of our Global IFRS in Focus publication from a Canadian perspective

IFRS in Focus, a DTTL newsletter on IASB activities

www.iasplus.com, a DTT Web site dedicated to International standards activities

Now available! Deloitte iGAAP 2013: A guide to IFRS, Global edition
In these changing times of standards and interpretations, iGAAP 2013 represents the definitive guide for the global application of IFRS and an indispensable tool for our practitioners who serve clients who report in accordance with IFRS. The iGAAP 2013: Global edition is now available and presents a great opportunity to connect with your clients while demonstrating the most up-to-date advice on the requirements of IFRS.
To receive a copy of iGAAP 2013 please contact your local office marketing person or Francesco Cammisa.

Viewpoints: Applying IFRSs in the Mining Industry

IFRIC 12, Service concession arrangements
A pocket practical guide
An analysis of the requirements of IFRIC 12 and practical guidance with examples that address some of the more complex issues around service concession arrangements.

The Lawyer, the Banker, the Investor and IFRSs (AcSB, PDF)

Business combinations and changes in ownership interests
This guide compares the 2008 versions of IFRS 3 and IAS 27 (2008) with their predecessors, and identifies the continuing differences between IFRSs and US GAAP.