Changes to Accounting Standards in 2018 for mid-market

Update: 2017-12-18

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The new year means the introduction of new ways in which Financial Instruments are classified and measured and the way Revenue is recognised. KPMG Enterprise Partner Amanda Bond and Director Ben Seumahu explain what these changes mean to the mid-market.

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Changes to Accounting Standards in 2018 for mid-market

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Changes to Accounting Standards in 2018 for mid-market

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Changes to Accounting Standards in 2018 for mid-market