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Applying IFRS - implementation issues

1 day (6 CPD Hours)

Who will benefit?

All those responsible for preparing, auditing, analysing and explaining financial statements prepared in accordance with IAS/ IFRS. • Finance director; • Financial controller; • Financial accountant; • Audit partner; • Audit manger; • Investment analyst.

How will you benefit?

• Be aware of practical issues arising in the presentation of income, equity and cash flow statements and balance sheets under IAS/ IFRS; • Be clear about the processes required to convert from UK GAAP to IFRS and to apply the reporting requirements for the transition to IAS/ IFRS; • Obtain practical guidance on how to implement the necessary changes and deal with the new disclosure requirements. • Have the opportunity to review both a specimen set of IFRS accounts and a published set of IFRS accounts;

What does the course cover?

• Summary of recent developments;
• Exposure drafts in the pipeline;
This course will build on the Introduction to IAS/IFRS 2006 course and ensure that delegates are up to date with:

• Companies Act 1985 application of IFRS, including options available for individual companies within a group.
• IFRS 1, First time adoption of IFRSs;
• Preparing for conversion from UK GAAP to IFRS – a case study;
• Property issues, including investment properties and operating lease payments on land and buildings;
• Financial instruments – some problem areas
• Goodwill and intangibles;
• Share-based payments;
• Deferred tax;
• Business combinations
• Review of published set of consolidated accounts
• Distributable profit under IFRS

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