Expert answer:Week 2: The Accounting ProfessionWhile this course is self-directed, it is important that you work on course assignments regularly to keep from falling behind and leaving the majority of the coursework until the end of the term. This week, continue completing Interactive Units. The Interactive Unit(s) that pertain to this week are, Unit 2: The Accounting Profession. You also participate in a Discussion related to the differences between GAAP and IFRS.Photo Credit: [Rob Friedman]/[E+]/Getty ImagesInteractive UnitsThe Interactive Unit(s) that pertain to this week are, Unit 2: The Accounting Profession.To access your Interactive Units for this week:Interactive UnitsDiscussion: Discuss the Differences Between GAAP and IFRSAccountants are responsible for following standards, conventions, and rules in order to ensure ethical accounting in their day-to-day practices. However, the rules in the United States vary from those followed in other countries. The United States uses what is called U.S. GAAP. “GAAP” stands for Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Most of the rest of the world uses what is called International Financial Reporting Standards known simply as “IFRS.” The United States is in the process of either converting or converging U.S. GAAP with IFRS.To complete this Discussion:Using your preferred search engine (such as Google), enter one or more of the following keywords:IFRSU.S. GAAP conversionU.S. GAAP convergenceU.S. GAAP v. IFRSUsing what you’ve learned in the interactive course content along with the results of your Internet keyword search, focus on and deeply explore the differences between GAAP and IFRS. Consider not only written articles, but also video lecture search results, which you can find by doing your keyword search on YouTube.com. Be sure to critically evaluate the sources that you encounter in your Internet search. Are they reliable? Are they current?Post an initial response along with responses to others’ posts, following the directions shown belowBy Day 5Post a response of at least 150 words in which you discuss the differences between GAAP and IFRS. As you write your post, consider the following:What are implications of the differences in these two different financial reporting systems?What are two benefits and two challenges with each?By Day 7Post one response to a classmate’s post or to an Instructor follow-up post. As you write your response, consider doing the following:Ask a probing question based on something your classmate said.Share an insight from having read the posting.Offer and support an opinion.Validate an idea with your own experience.Make a suggestion.Expand on your classmate’s posting.Your response post should be a minimum of 150 words.Submission and Grading InformationGrading Criteria To access your rubric:Week 2 Discussion RubricPost by Day 5 and Respond by Day 7To participate in this Discussion:Week 2 Discussion
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