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Whitehall offers three-year IFRS 9 override

The Government has proposed introducing a three-year statutory override of new rules that change the way councils treat investments in their final accounts.

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By Dan Peters | 25 July 2018

The Government has proposed introducing a three-year statutory override of new rules that change the way councils treat investments in their final accounts.

Councils have been battling to persuade the Government for a permanent override because they believe the implementation of IFRS 9 will have an ‘unintended negative impact' on local authority revenue accounts, with fears they will have to keep back extra cash or make cuts.

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