Hi Jesse, I think the information about this may not be available yet since the standard is still in its early stage. However, you may refer to the Country Champions, and Supporters page of the INPRF website for more information.

Hi Abraham, thanks for sharing your thoughts! I really appreciate you taking the time to read through the implementation guidance.

I'm especially curious about your point on the modified cash basis. I'm not familiar with this approach, and I can see the appeal of simplicity of this basis compared to the full accrual basis. My concern is whether this would create comparability problems:

• Lack of standardisation: I don't know if there is a uniform way to implement modified cash basis - each organisation could choose which items to treat as cash vs. accrual, making cross-organisation comparisons difficult.
• Timing artifacts: Organisations with different payment cycles could show different expense patterns even with identical underlying activities. For example, an org that pays invoices immediately vs. one that batches payments quarterly could look artificially different.
• Missing obligations: Without capturing accrued expenses or other provisions, we wouldn't be able to see the org's outstanding commitments, which seems important for understanding the true financial position.

You mentioned you'd be excited to see a standard that supports modified cash for audit purposes - which I think would be really interesting! Creating such a standard would presumably need to address these comparability challenges by defining exactly which modifications are acceptable and how to apply them consistently.

Hi Siobhan, thanks for your question!

I'm writing from my personal perspective here, so this doesn't represent CEA's official position. However, I think this is worth discussing internally, and I appreciate you raising it.

I'd expect that for any organisation considering adopting INPAS, there would need to be some time to properly understand the specific requirements - including how they relate to existing local regulatory reporting obligations and what the implementation process would look like.

This was a really great read. Thank you for sharing!

Data is here, in both human and machine-readable formats.

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