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Service: Audit
Industry: German Practice
Type: Business and industry issue, Regulatory update
Date: 9/23/2011

An Overview of New PRC GAAP: Differences between old and new PRC GAAP and its convergence with IFRS

This report compares the new Chinese accounting standards with the old version and discusses its impact on enterprises.

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