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International accounting deals with accounting standards and practices around the world. There are two main standard-setting bodies, the International Accounting Standards Board and the US-based Financial Accounting Standards Board, that develop standards used in different countries. Adopting a common set of worldwide accounting standards could help improve transparency and comparability of financial information across international borders.
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