The International Good Practice Guidance series, developed to support professional accountants in business, is now available in Spanish. These publications include:
- Prefacio a la Guía Internacional de Buenas Prácticas de la IFAC (Preface to IFAC´s International Good Practice Guidance);
- Desarrollo y redacción de medidas financieras complementarias—Definición, principios e información a revelar (Developing and Reporting Supplementary Financial Measures—Definition, Principles, and Disclosures);
- Evaluar y mejorar el control interno en las organizaciones (Evaluating and Improving Internal Control in Organizations);
- Definición y desarrollo de un código de conducta efectivo para las organizaciones (Defining and Developing an Effective Code of Conduct for Organizations);
- Evaluar y mejorar los costes en las organizaciones (Evaluating and Improving Costing in Organizations);
- Evaluar y mejorar el gobierno en las organizaciones (Evaluating and Improving Governance in Organizations);
- Análisis predictivo del negocio: Mejora del resultado de negocios con medidas orientadas al futuro (Predictive Business Analytics: Improving Business Performance with Forward-Looking Measures);
- Valuación de proyectos e inversiones para sustentabilidad. Creación de Valor (Project and Investment Appraisal for Sustainable Value Creation);
- Evaluación de un proyecto utilizando flujo de efectivo descontado (Project Appraisal Using Discounted Cash Flow)
These guidance reports cover areas of international and strategic importance where professional accountants in business are likely to engage. By issuing principles-based guidance, IFAC seeks to foster a common and consistent approach to those areas not covered by international standards but frequently under the domain of accountants in business. IFAC seeks to clearly identify principles that are generally accepted internationally and applicable to organizations of all sizes in commerce, industry, education, and the public and not-for-profit sectors.
These Spanish translations were performed by the Instituto Mexicano de Contadores Públicos and Federación Argentina de Consejos Profesionales de Ciencias Económicas and are a result of the Ibero-American cooperation framework, known as the IberAm project. Established in 2012, the IberAm project—which includes IFAC and its members in Argentina, Mexico, and Spain—is an IFAC-authorized translation and review process that strives to achieve longer-term, sustainable processes for single, high-quality Spanish translations of international standards and IFAC publications. The Interamerican Accounting Association, IFAC’s regional organization for Latin America and the Caribbean, is a project observer. The project includes a Review Committee of technical experts representing IFAC member organizations in nine Spanish-speaking countries.
For an overview of translations of IFAC’s publications, please visit the IFAC Translations Database.