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Potential uses and usefulness of the Italian local government consolidated financial reporting. The case of town council of Brescia.

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Publication Date:
2016
Abstract:
Debate on consolidated financial reporting has considerably increased over the years, also due to the various public sector accounting reforms. In this regard, Italy offers an important experience since it was one of the first countries in the European Union to expressly provide for compulsory adoption. The Legislative Decree no. 118/2011 will introduce consolidated financial reporting for local government as from 2017, after an initial “experimentation” period. In view of the recent adoption, the methodological approach implemented in the chapter is based on a case study. After discussion of the boundaries of the consolidation performed by comparison with international experiences – IPSAS 6, new IPSAS 35 and GASB 14 – a critical analysis of the Italian proposal is also provided. The chapter aims to contribute to the debate on consolidated financial reporting both from the theoretical and empirical points of view.
CRIS type:
2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
Keywords:
Accountability, Case Study, Consolidation Area, Corporatization, Decision-Making, Italian Public Sector Consolidated Report, IPSAS, Local Government Accounting, Objectives of Consolidated Report, Public Sector Accounting Harmonisation, Public Sector Group, Reporting Entity Concept
List of contributors:
Carini, Cristian; Teodori, Claudio
Authors of the University:
CARINI Cristian
TEODORI Claudio
Handle:
https://iris.unibs.it/handle/11379/493819
Book title:
Global Perspectives on Risk Management and Accounting in the Public Sector
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