IAS 41 and beyond for a sustainable EU agriculture

Titles on IAS 41 are not very common in the literature and in this sense there is a limited understanding of the standard and the agri-business, especially when connected with accounting and sustainability. Far too many scholars when taking into consideration natural capital, place too much emphasis...

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Main Authors: Daniel Buda, Hoinaru Razvan, Mocanu Mihaela, Roman Aureliana-Geta
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2019-05-01
Series:Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/picbe-2019-0073
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spelling doaj-156cc714485544efb86073e593e41f172021-09-05T14:00:57ZengSciendoProceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence2558-96522019-05-0113182983910.2478/picbe-2019-0073picbe-2019-0073IAS 41 and beyond for a sustainable EU agricultureDaniel Buda0Hoinaru Razvan1Mocanu Mihaela2Roman Aureliana-Geta3Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, RomaniaLondon, Queen Mary, University of LondonThe Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Bucharest, RomaniaThe Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Bucharest, RomaniaTitles on IAS 41 are not very common in the literature and in this sense there is a limited understanding of the standard and the agri-business, especially when connected with accounting and sustainability. Far too many scholars when taking into consideration natural capital, place too much emphasis on abiotic products (wind, solar, etc) which have a different economic behaviour than the biotic ones (biological assets). The topic of IAS 41 is important, as agriculture is one of the strategic sectors for human living and it needs to be accounted for in careful manner. Our article connects accounting with agriculture, sustainability and non-financial reporting for an integrated perspective. There are certain intrinsic challenges that IAS 41 presents, especially when dealing with FVA, but there are also greater needs for materiality in the sustainable agricultural development in the EU legislation. Authors think that there is place for improvement whiten the standards and the future of EU farming should not leave accounting behind, making a call for a more integrated approach and understanding.https://doi.org/10.2478/picbe-2019-0073ias 41agri-businesssustainabilitynon-financial reportingfinancial reporting
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author Daniel Buda
Hoinaru Razvan
Mocanu Mihaela
Roman Aureliana-Geta
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Hoinaru Razvan
Mocanu Mihaela
Roman Aureliana-Geta
IAS 41 and beyond for a sustainable EU agriculture
Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
ias 41
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sustainability
non-financial reporting
financial reporting
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Hoinaru Razvan
Mocanu Mihaela
Roman Aureliana-Geta
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title IAS 41 and beyond for a sustainable EU agriculture
title_short IAS 41 and beyond for a sustainable EU agriculture
title_full IAS 41 and beyond for a sustainable EU agriculture
title_fullStr IAS 41 and beyond for a sustainable EU agriculture
title_full_unstemmed IAS 41 and beyond for a sustainable EU agriculture
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series Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
issn 2558-9652
publishDate 2019-05-01
description Titles on IAS 41 are not very common in the literature and in this sense there is a limited understanding of the standard and the agri-business, especially when connected with accounting and sustainability. Far too many scholars when taking into consideration natural capital, place too much emphasis on abiotic products (wind, solar, etc) which have a different economic behaviour than the biotic ones (biological assets). The topic of IAS 41 is important, as agriculture is one of the strategic sectors for human living and it needs to be accounted for in careful manner. Our article connects accounting with agriculture, sustainability and non-financial reporting for an integrated perspective. There are certain intrinsic challenges that IAS 41 presents, especially when dealing with FVA, but there are also greater needs for materiality in the sustainable agricultural development in the EU legislation. Authors think that there is place for improvement whiten the standards and the future of EU farming should not leave accounting behind, making a call for a more integrated approach and understanding.
topic ias 41
agri-business
sustainability
non-financial reporting
financial reporting
url https://doi.org/10.2478/picbe-2019-0073
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