What is the need for harmonisation of accounting standards
at global level?
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Answer Posted / jitendra kumar jain
the only requirement of this concept is to standardization
of accounting standard across the globe so that any
international transaction can be done without any obstacle,
those are arises because of different accounting standard
in different country.
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