IFRS and US GAAP | Illustrative examples and chart of accounts

IFRS-GAAP.com

This site focuses on applying IFRS | GAAP in practice.

It is unapologetically text intensive, eschewing the de rigueur imagery that has seized control of modern web design.

Personally, I see no reason why the first thing a visitor needs to see is a face like this or even this.

I have been responsible for this site for a while now. Those interested can read more here.

The face that greeted me from the FASB's home page recently

My face having to deal with another update

Neither brings any palpable value to visitors looking for useful information.

Actually, I do not see any particular value in an introductory page such as this at all.

A site either presents useful information in a useful form, or does not.

However, in today's roboticized, social media-crazed world, conforming to accepted norms is the price one has to pay to get noticed by search engines and AI robots that care less about usefulness than whether all the SEO boxes have been ticked.

This intro page is my way of (barely) playing along.

BTW, this page is not optimized for mobile, nor do we have an app. Real work is done at 3840 x 2160. Better yet, two, side by side.

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