Key performance indicators / business intelligence logic (dashboard or management reports)
Accounting KPIs exist to evaluate accounting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash management, fixed assets, inventory, and more. These KPIs reflect GAAP standards.
Some KPIs must be modified to conform to IFRS standards. This is necessary because of the differences in accounting rules, write-offs, and asset tracking, as well as preparations for financial statements.
some
Chart of accounts
Parent company chart can be different from subsidiary and does not necessarily conform to structure for parent company.
The subsidiaries’ charts and processing must conform to parent company.
some
Finance and operating leases (a finance lease is a lease that transfers most of the risks and rewards incidental to ownership of an asset; operating leases are any other leases)
GAAP rules are applied to the legal form of the lease, such as lease’s term.
IFRS rules are applied to the execution of the lease as well as to their legal form.