1st Edition
International Financial Reporting Standards in the MENA Region Adaptation and Application in Morocco
INTRODUCTION, CHAPTER 1: PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT (IAS 16) 1. Definition, 2. Initial cost, 3. Recognition after initial cost, 4. IAS 16, US GAAP and the Moroccan accounting framework, CHAPTER 2: INTANGIBLES (IAS 38) 1. Definition, 2. Initial cost, 3. Recognition after initial cost, 4. IAS 38, US GAAP and the Moroccan accounting framework, CHAPTER 3: LEASES (IFRS 16) 1. Definition, 2. Lessee’s perspective, 3. Lessor’s perspective, 4. IFRS 16, US GAAP and the Moroccan accounting framework, CHAPTER 4: INVENTORIES (IAS 2) 1. Definition, 2. Inventory measurement, 3. Systems of inventory, 4. Valuing inventory, 5. IAS 2, US GAAP and the Moroccan accounting framework, CHAPTER 5: IMPAIRMENTS OF ASSETS (IAS 36) 1. Definition, 2. Impairment indications, 3. Measurement and recognition conditions, 4. IAS 36, US GAAP and the Moroccan accounting framework, CHAPTER 6: THE STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS (IAS 7) 1. Definition, 2. The advantages of the statement of cash flows, 3. Cash classification, 4. Presentation of the statement of cash flows, 5. IAS 7, US GAAP and the Moroccan accounting framework, CASE STUDIES Case study #1 (IFRS 16, IAS 16 and IAS 36), Case study #2 (IFRS 16 and IAS 16), Case study #3 (IAS 2)
Biography
Issam Benhayoun a specialist in accounting and finance with a focus on financial reporting, International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). He leverages his expertise in both academic and professional settings.
Dr. Benhayoun is a full-time Associate Professor of Accounting and Finance at the National School of Business and Management (ENCG) of Meknes at Moulay Ismail University. He also shares his knowledge as a part-time faculty member in Accounting and Finance at the School of Business Administration (SBA) of Al Akhawayn University.
With a robust professional background that includes serving as a former Senior Executive in Finance and Accounting, as well as the former Head of the Management Control Division, Dr. Benhayoun seamlessly integrates practical insights with his extensive research contributions in the field of accounting. This unique blend of practical acumen and scholarly excellence significantly enhances his ability to bridge the gap between practice, research, and academia.
