Inside the growing
footprint of IFRS lies something many small and midsize organisations may be
overlooking – rich opportunities for business development. IFRS-related work in
the east African regions has largely been n domain of major accounting firms
thus far. While national firms are filling many of the needs, there’s a large
space that small and midsize organisations can occupy given the right
positioning, knowledge and resources.
To carve out an
international niche, firms must be realistic about the challenges. Reaching
critical mass as you grow your IFRS client base will take time. Building IFRS
bench strength your organisation will likewise take a commitment. The effort
may mean an outflow of cash for the first couple of years. Yet small and
regional organisations willing to put in the work, developing that kind of
niche can ultimately drive profit.
In order for today’s
leading companies to succeed within the volatile market, robust financial
reporting is essential. Only those organisations that can provide up-to-date,
transparent and forthright financial reporting will secure future investors and
maintain the support of their shareholders and stakeholders. IFRS is therefore
increasingly being adopted by organisations globally as the most sophisticated
and accurate means of company’s to disclose information on its financial
position and performance within the market.
This is a highly practical
and focused programme that ahs been designed specifically to help you attain
superior performance. Throughout the workshop, many examples of case studies
will be woven into the discussion, and these together with the hand-on training
of your workshop facilitator, promise to make this workshop a valuable
and realistic learning experience for each delegate. This is one training
opportunity that you definitely won’t want to miss.
PLEASE CONTACT
MS. LEE CHEW WAN LEEC@MARCUSEVANSKL.COM FOR THE FULL TRAINING PROGRAM !
Key
Topics
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Understanding
the significant difference between IFRS and GAAP based on AC133 relating to
financial instruments
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Disclosing
the significance of balance sheets on financial instruments for entity’s
financial position and performance
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Developing
an in-depth analysis on the key technical requirements of taxation IAS 12
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Examining
the newest implementation issues addressed by the standard setters
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Examining
the current issues of financial instruments (IAS 32) in hedge accounting
Key
Features / Key Benefits
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Comprehending
the purpose of special hedge accounting rules and their practical application
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Determining
fair values for acquired and internally generated intangible assets (IAS 38)
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Profiling
the latest changes in IFRS 2010 and gaining further insight on the development
that awaits
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Recognising
amendments relating to revenue recognition and related party matters
Target Market:
Top 5 job titles:
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Financial
Directors & Managers
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Financial
Controllers & Planners
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Chief
and Senior Accountants
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Principals
Accountants
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Chartered
Accountants
Other relevant titles:
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Management
Accountants
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Internal
& External Auditors
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Treasures
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Financial
& Information Systems Managers
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Heads
of Corporate Reporting
