Part 1- 1000-1200 words minimumExplore the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Web sites, and complete the following: Explain what the IASB/FASB roadmap for convergence to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) was set up to accomplish. Describe at least 1 project that is being explored with regard to the roadmap, and provide details about the objective and status of the project at this time.Review the project summary for the conceptual framework project, and respond to the following: What do you view as the key differences in this project? Provide your opinion on whether you believe that a single set of standards should be the goal of a global economy. What do you see as the benefits and barriers to the process? Part 2write 400–600 words that respond to the following questions with your thoughts, ideas, and comments. This will be the foundation for future discussions by your classmates. Be substantive and clear, and use examples to reinforce your ideas:Review the differences in the presentations of the 4 main financial statements (income statement, statement of owner’s equity, statement of cash flow, and balance sheet) between IFRS and US GAAP. Choose 2 differences from each of the statements to share in your posts.Discuss how the changes that you have chosen will impact the financial reporting of U.S. corporations. Part 3 1000-1200 Words minimumInternational Accounting Standard 18 (IAS 18) provides the general standards for revenue recognition and measurement in the IFRS. Provide 3 examples of the differences between the 2 sets of standards. Review the IAS 7 statement of cash flows, and complete the following: Discuss the differences in classifications of cash flows between IFRS and U.S. GAAP. What impacts will these have on U.S. companies? Cover the differences with the classifications of contingent liabilities between U.S. GAAP and IFRS. Be sure to cover the topics of possible, probable, and bright-line tests. When looking at cash and cash equivalents definitions between IFRS and U.S. GAAP, discuss the differences for the following: Best estimates Risks Uncertainties

Instructions Creating a Report In the week 3 discussion, you began the Pre-Writing step for a report for your boss on Richard Hackman's statement that using a team to complete a complex project may not be the best approach. Review your classmates’ contributions to the discussion forum so that you are able to leverage a wide variety of perspectives.Your written assignment this week is to continue the 3x3 writing process and complete the report.Continuing your research using the South University Online Library, complete the report. Your report must include the following: An outline of how you have formulated your response to Richard Hackman's statement. Your outline should provide a reasonable framework for the report and show where you are going to use each of the pieces of information you found through your research An introduction to the report that explains the purpose of the report, the significance of the topic, and a preview of the main points to be discussed The body of the report that uses clear headings and topics arranged logically, in an appropriate tone Meaningful conclusions and practical recommendations in the report Multiple current and credible sources

Create a 9-slide PowerPoint presentation that interprets four of the graphs from the report you created in the last two assessments. You have the option of recording a voice-over of up to 10 minutes or including detailed presenter's notes in the PowerPoint slide deck to explain the points in each slide.The ability to translate analytic results into clear, concise business language and actionable results is vital for managers and analysts. Managers are often required to present the results of their team’s analysis to executives and must be able to explain the results at a high level as well as understand enough about the details to answer any questions the executives might pose.How much an analysis is valued can depend heavily on how well the results of that analysis are articulated. Communicating the results of your data analysis so the applications to your business are clear and explicit can greatly enhance the value of your analytic work. In this assessment, consider how you can best communicate the results that you wrote about in your previous assessment. Review any feedback you received on your first assessment and use it to enhance this assessment.ScenarioYou are a senior analyst in a business. You may choose any publicly traded company of interest that has practical meaning for you. Your immediate supervisor read your last analytics report on the company’s historical stock performance and was so impressed with your work that she has asked you to present the key points from that report at a company-wide meeting. Your RoleYou have been allotted no more than 10 minutes to present the highlights of your analytics report to an audience from all levels of the company and explain how the results of your analysis apply to the business using four charts or tables from your report.InstructionsCreate a 9-slide PowerPoint presentation with detailed presenter's notes or recorded voice-over in which you present and interpret four graphs from the report you created in the last two assessments. Format your presentation as follows: 1 title slide.1 introduction slide explaining the business context.4 graphics slides: one for each of the four charts in your report and your interpretation of each chart.2 conclusion slides explaining how the data analysis results can be applied in the chosen business context.1 slide with APA-formatted references.Additional Requirements Use short but complete sentences that are clear, comprehensible, and free of jargon for each bullet point.Include no more than 3 bullet points per slide if possible.Include APA-formatted in-text citations where appropriateEnsure your presentation is relevant to and easily understood by everyone in the audience. Remember, you will be speaking to people of all levels in the company.If you include a voice-over in lieu of presenter's notes, your recording should be no longer than 12 minutes.Your written communication should be free of errors that detract from the overall message.Include an APA-formatted references slide at the end of the presentation.