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Pakistan’s Efforts to Implement the Common Reporting Standard

Bulletin for International Taxation, 2018
In this article, the author reviews Pakistan’s efforts to implement the Common Reporting Standard so as to be able to counter tax evasion.
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Global analysis and reporting standards: common data structures need common interpretation

Pharmaceutical Programming, 2010
At this year’s FDA-DIA Conference for Computational Science, PhUSE had the opportunity to meet with representatives from the FDA and CDISC to discuss the status quo of industry standards and what opportunities lay ahead for further alignment and simplification across the dataflow from capture down to reporting results.
Stephen Bamford, Benjamin Szilagyi
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Standardization of depression measurement: a common metric was developed for 11 self-report depression measures

Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, 2014
To provide a standardized metric for the assessment of depression severity to enable comparability among results of established depression measures.A common metric for 11 depression questionnaires was developed applying item response theory (IRT) methods. Data of 33,844 adults were used for secondary analysis including routine assessments of 23,817 in-
Wahl, Inka   +9 more
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International cooperation in the field of combating tax avoidance and implementation of the Common Reporting Standard

Fìnansi Ukraïni, 2022
Introduction. The strengthening of globalization processes caused significant changes in the international taxation system. The negative consequences of globalization include large-scale tax avoidance and erosion of the tax base. These phenomena caused systematic steps by international organizations in the direction of substantiating the scope of ...
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Closing pandora's box: How to improve the common reporting standard

2022
The 2021 pandora papers show that many wealthy individuals and even politicians use shell companies to hide their fortunes. In order to fight international personal tax evasion, the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) was implemented and it helped governments to collect USD 85 billion already.
Khadjavi, Menusch, Vertelman, Marjolein
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Commentary: On the Desirability of Common Financial Reporting Standards for Business and Government

Australian Accounting Review, 2011
An important financial reporting issue relates to the extent, if any, to which financial reporting standards should differ for businesses and governments. At a high level of abstraction little dispute exists that common financial reporting concepts for both types of organisations are appropriate (for example, financial reporting should provide useful ...
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The Appraisal Report: Current Standards, Proper Format, and Common Errors

ICFA Continuing Education Series, 1990
This presentation comes from the Valuation of Closely Held Companies and Inactively Traded Securities conference held in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5, 1989.
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The Common Data Element Dictionary - a standard nomenclature for the reporting of Phase 3 cancer clinical trial data

Proceedings 14th IEEE Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems. CBMS 2001, 2002
The Common Data Element (CDE) Dictionary is an online vocabulary repository sponsored by the National Cancer Institute (NCI). CDE, a unique language for cancer clinical trials, was developed to standardize the terminology utilized in such trials and to promote the uniform collection of study data. A Web-based dictionary was created to collect and store
Beverly Meadows   +6 more
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