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BSEC REGULATIONS ON

ACCOUNTING
PRESENTED BY:-
Biswadeep Tonoy Logon
Roll: 051
Section: A
WHAT IS BSEC?
Established in 1993, BSEC is the regulator of the capital market in Bangladesh,
comprising DSE and CSE. The commission is a statutory body and attached to the
MINISTRY OF FINANCE.

Its objectives are:-


1. Regulating all the registered organizations in the securities market
2. Protecting the interest of investors
3. Formulating rules on securities related matters.
BSEC ON ACCOUNTING REGULATIONS
BSEC is primarily concerned with enforcing auditing standards
in the context of financial statements it receives from public
companies under the federation law.
It ensures that, the statements provided by the public
companies are following The Generally Accepted Accounting
Principles (GAAP) and International Financial Reporting
Standards (IFRS).
IFRS: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS

International Financial Reporting Standards, commonly called IFRS, are standards issued by
IASB.
They constitute a standardized way of describing the company’s financial performance and
position, so that the statements are understandable and comparable.
Some basic rules and principles of IFRS are:
1.Accrual basis of accounting
2.Going concern concept
3.Fair presentation
4.Consistency
5.Relevance
6.Conservatism
7.Completeness
8.Comparative information
9.Revenue/expense recognition
WHY BSEC PREFERS IFRS OVER GAAP?

The decision to adopt IFRS This also helps to gain


instead of GAAP by BSEC is access to the
influenced by several international capital
factors. Such as: market as other
countries are adopting it.
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IFRS is set to be a set As businesses operate
of global accounting internationally, IFRS
standards, because of helps by providing a
its consistency and standard way of
comparability. 02
communication with
the stakeholders.
WHY REGULATIONS
ARE IMPORTANT:-

Accounting regulations enforced by the SEC are a regulatory


framework designed to
1. Safeguard investors
2. maintain market integrity
3. Facilitate fair competition, and
4. Promote the stability of the financial system.
Thank you!

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