EUROPE - Almost two thirds of European companies support a new international accounting standard, which demands that corporates expense employee share options in their financial statements, according to poll by Mercer Human Resource Consulting.
The standard, IFRS 2, requires European-listed companies to make a charge in their income statements to reflect the ‘fair value’ of share awards granted to employees. The charge will make some orga...
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