The International Accounting Standards Committee, the global standard-setter until 2001.
International Accounting Standards Committee; a committee that attempts to create more harmony among the accounting practices of different countries by identifying preferred practices and encouraging their worldwide acceptance.
An independent, accounting body formed in 1973 whose mission is to harmonize accounting principles used by private sector businesses and organizations around the world.
International Arctic Science Committee
Inter Agency Steering Committee
Abbreviation for International Accounting Standards Committee
International Accounting Standards Committee. Voluntary, private association of over 100 professional associations from 80 countries dealing with questions relating to the submission of accounts, with the aim of formulating, publishing and promoting wordlwide acceptance of principles and regulations governing the submission of accounts which are to be observed during the preparation of annual statements of account, and of accelerating the international harmonisation of standards, accounting principles and methods for the preparation of annual statements of account.