GAAP Conversion
Accurate & Compliant Financial Transformation
GAAP conversion is more than just adjusting financial statements – it ensures your business speaks a globally accepted financial language. Whether transitioning between Indian GAAP, IFRS or US GAAP, we help organizations align their financial reporting with regulatory and stakeholder expectations.
Our approach focuses on identifying key differences, restructuring financial data and ensuring full compliance with the target accounting framework. We not only convert numbers but also enhance transparency, comparability and decision-making for your business.
Services we offer

Multi-GAAP Conversion

IFRS Reporting and Conversion

Restatement of Financial Statement

Accounting Policy Alignment

Disclosure & Reporting Compliance

Group Reporting Conversion

Technical Accounting Advisory

Data Mapping & Reconciliation
Support in financial data mapping, reconciliation and identification of reporting differences during conversion processes.
The ATS & Co. Advantage
Our GAAP conversion services are driven by deep technical expertise and practical industry experience. We go beyond basic adjustments by delivering structured, accurate, and audit-ready financial conversions.
Our team ensures smooth transitions with minimal disruption to your operations. We provide detailed reconciliations, documentation, and ongoing support, helping your organization confidently meet global reporting standards and investor expectations.
FAQs
GAAP conversion is the process of transitioning financial statements from one accounting framework (such as Indian GAAP) to another (like Ind AS, IFRS or US GAAP) to ensure global comparability and compliance.
Typically, when expanding internationally, seeking foreign investment, preparing for IPOs or complying with global reporting requirements.
The timeline depends on the complexity of your financial structure and the number of adjustments required. It can range from a few weeks to several months.
Yes. We provide end‑to‑end support for IFRS adoption, including diagnostic reviews, policy alignment and conversion documentation.
Yes. Changes in accounting standards may affect deferred tax calculations and disclosures. We help assess and manage these implications effectively.
Yes. We conduct workshops and training sessions to help internal teams understand new reporting requirements and maintain compliance post‑conversion.