Accounting in the Netherlands

A range of resources and links from the ICAEW Library & Information Service on accounting in the Netherlands.

Contents:

Articles and books

The Library & Information Service (LIS) collection covers a wide range of subjects and includes useful print and online resources on the Netherlands.

View a list of recent articles and books in our collection on accounting in the Netherlands.

You can find more resources by searching LibCat, our online catalogue. For details of how to obtain articles, reports and extracts by post, fax or email please see our Document Supply Service.

eLibrary

The eLibrary provides logged-in members, students and other entitled users with fast, online access to full-text resources that you can access 24 hours a day, including dedicated resources for the Netherlands.

Accounting standards

The De Raad voor de Jaarverslaggeving (Netherlands Accounting Standards Board) develops and issues local accounting standards.

Accounting Standards Updates by Jurisdiction: Netherlands – updates from Deloitte's IAS Plus service.

Accountancy and auditing bodies

• Koninklijk Nederlands Instituut van Registeraccountants (NIVRA)
• Nederlandse Orde van Accountants-Administratieconsulenten (NOvAA)

Comparisons

Accounting Standards Compared: Differences between IAS, NL-GAAP and US-GAAP – summary of a report (25 pages, PDF format) published by Deloitte & Touche Netherlands and the Confederation of Netherlands Industry and Employers (VNO-NCW) in March 2002 and made available online from Deloitte & Touche's International Accounting Standards website IAS Plus. Further details of the full report are available from the publications page at IAS Plus.

Other resources

Doing Business in… the Netherlands – resources and links compiled by LIS on trade, business and economic conditions, including some basic overviews of accounting requirements.

Worldwide adoption of IFRS – notes on the adoption and implementation of IFRS in different countries.

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