This note discusses the appropriate accounting treatment for stock-based compensation under International Financial Reporting Standards using a short dicussion of differences relative to Accounting Standards for Private Enterprises. Stock options and restricted stock are specifically discussed with an instance of each supplied.The effect of vesting conditions, together with market operation conditions, service circumstances, and non-market operation states, are comprehensive.
Note on Accounting for Stock-based Compensation Case Study Solution
Further, the note addresses the bookkeeping meaning of cash-paid versus share-settled stock-based compensation. A simple discussion of income tax considerations and disclosure requirements is additionally supplied. Finally, history on the recent developments of stock option backdating and say -on-pay demands is given.
PUBLICATION DATE: October 17, 2011 PRODUCT #: W11361-PDF-ENG
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