Australian Government
Australian Accounting Standards Board
The Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) is inviting researchers to submit proposals for innovative and thought-provoking studies that will challenge the status quo and meet the demands of a rapidly evolving reporting landscape. The AASB is interested in research that has the potential to inform future standard-setting activities or contribute to the broader dialogue on financial and non-financial reporting.
The closing date is 11:59 pm AEDT on Sunday 16th February 2025.
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If you are considering applying for the Australian Research Council's (ARC) prestigious Linkage Program have you considered the AASB as an Industry Partner?
What is the Linkage Program?
The ARC Linkage Program promotes research partnerships between researchers and organisations like businesses, industry groups, and government agencies. It focuses on knowledge transfer and collaboration, leading to advancements that benefit both researchers and the broader community.
Why partner with the AASB?
The AASB plays a vital role in developing and maintaining accounting standards that impact the Australian economy. Research is crucial for the AASB to set evidence-informed reporting standards, ensuring transparency, comparability, and high-quality financial and non-financial information.
While the AASB cannot guarantee the success of the applications, we will carefully assess collaboration/partnership requests and select projects closely aligned with our work. If your proposed research is aligned with the AASB work plan you may receive support from the AASB, such as financial contributions or/and in-kind resources, that you can include as part of your ARC Linkage application.
How to Apply:
If you are a researcher interested in proposing collaborating/partnering with the AASB on an ARC Linkage Program application, visit the Australian Research Council website for information and contact us via [email protected].
Applications are open for the current cycle of applications and close on 26 March 2025.
The AASB encourages researchers to share research findings that are relevant to AASB work program via [email protected]. Click here to see the updated work program.
Relevant working papers are also welcome to be published as AASB SSRN Working Paper.