IFRS update

Overview 

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) continue to evolve and preparers, auditors and users need to stay current on changes affecting reporting, compliance, and decision-making.

This half-day seminar provides a practical update on recent changes to IFRSs and emerging developments, with a focus on what they mean in practice for financial reporting, including measurement, recognition and disclosures.

Learning outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify the latest amendments to existing IFRS effective for periods commencing 1 January 2025 and onwards
• Understand the new main requirements and practical implications of IFRS 18 and IFRS 19
• Have awareness of the latest exposure drafts and current IASB projects and their likely future impact
• Have practical insight into common challenging areas using the latest FRC Annual Corporate Reporting Review
• Apply regulator feedback to common reporting problem areas
• Understand the basics of IFRS S1 and S2 and the climate related disclosures

Clare Jones, FCCA

Clare is an experienced accountancy trainer, specialising in IFRS, FRS 102, financial reporting and auditing. Clare has been designing and delivering engaging high quality technical training to local and international audiences for over 20 years. Clare has delivered numerous courses around the world including Australia, Bermuda, Nigeria, Europe and the US. Her technical knowledge and excellent communication and presentation skills maximise learning retention on courses.

Clare qualified with a top 10 accounting practice and she previously led the learning and development department for Baker Tilly International. Clare now specialises in delivering bespoke courses, incorporating both technical and personal development skills, to a variety of clients and supports businesses embrace their talent through successful training of their people

3 CPD units

ACCA members can use this learning to meet their CPD requirements provided it is relevant to their career. If the event contributes to general knowledge and skills, it should be recorded as non-verifiable CPD. If the learning can be applied in the workplace, it will contribute to verifiable CPD.

1 hour of learning = 1 unit of CPD.

Fee: 136 GBP + VAT (163.2 GBP) per delegate

Please note: If you are unable to join the live webinars, they will be available on-demand 24 hours after the live webinar ends and you will have access to the sessions for 12 months.

The webinar handout material will be available on the webinar platform when you log in to view, 15 minutes before the live webinar start.

If you wish to view or download handout materials, before the day of the webinar, they will also be available through your document library on https://events.accaglobal.com.

This event is organised by ACCA Continuous Learning.

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