IAS19 changes could hit UK profits by £10bn

Jonathan Stapleton
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UK - Imminent changes to accounting standard IAS19 could dent UK company profits by as much as £10bn ($16bn), KPMG warns.

The professional services firm said a revised IAS19 - expected to be published later this month - would replace a more subjective expected ‘return on assets credit' on companies' profit and loss ac...

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