Abstract
Currently, the process of reforming the Russian Accounting Standards (RAS) systems for organizations in both the state and nonstate sectors (or organizations in the budget and not budget spheres) is ongoing. At the same time, this process continues to be carried out taking into account the systems of International Financial Reporting and Accounting Standards for organizations of the public and non-public sectors (IFRS, IAS, IPSAS). Therefore, today it is relevant to determine the modern ratio of the RAS and International Standards systems of the state (public) sector, as well as the RAS and International Standards systems of the non-state (non-public) sector. In addition, a comparative analysis of the systems of domestic accounting standards of organizations in the state and non-state sectors makes it possible to identify possible future changes in these systems. Indeed, in general, the accounting methodology for these organizations (including healthcare organizations in these sectors) should be unified. As a result, any innovation in the accounting of one of the above sectors may indicate the feasibility and possibility of making similar adjustments to the accounting of another of these sectors. For similar reasons, it is relevant to determine the current relationship between public and non-public sector International Standards systems. A comparative analysis of all these systems (including for healthcare organizations of the above sectors) is carried out in this article. Grouping method, comparison, analogy method, analysis and synthesis, systematic approach, logical approach were used as research methods. As a result of the research, the article presents proposals for the further development of the RAS and International Standards systems of the state/public and non-state/non-public sectors (including for healthcare organizations).
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