Month | Date | Duration | Cost | Location | Make a Booking |
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April | 6th-10th | 5 Days | ₦ 262,500 | Lagos | Click to Book |
June | 8th-12th | 5 Days | ₦ 341,500 | Abuja | Click to Book |
October | 12th-16th | 5 Days | ₦ 341,500 | Abuja | Click to Book |
This course is designed for financial accountants and controllers wanting a detailed understanding of international standards of the International Accounting Standards. Auditors, Analysts and interpreters of IAS/IFRS financial statements will also benefit greatly from the course and this course will also be of particular benefit to accountants moving into a financial accounting role from other fields.
- An in-depth working knowledge of the new ‘world standard’ of financial reporting
- A technique for extracting the key requirements from standards, and guidance on interpretation and practical application of the standards
- An awareness of the differences between UK, US and international standards
An understanding of imminent changes to IFRS
Introduction
Concepts and presentation
- The IASB conceptual framework
- IAS 1 – presentation of statements
- IAS 10 – events after balance sheet
- IFRS 5 – assets held for sale and discontinued operations
- IAS 7 – cash flow statements
Policies and revenue
- IAS 8 – accounting policies
- IAS 18 – revenue
- IAS 11 – construction contracts; revenue and work-in-progress
Inventory and property, plant and equipment
Group Account and International Standards
- Course Overview
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This course is designed for financial accountants and controllers wanting a detailed understanding of international standards of the International Accounting Standards. Auditors, Analysts and interpreters of IAS/IFRS financial statements will also benefit greatly from the course and this course will also be of particular benefit to accountants moving into a financial accounting role from other fields.
- Course Objective
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- An in-depth working knowledge of the new ‘world standard’ of financial reporting
- A technique for extracting the key requirements from standards, and guidance on interpretation and practical application of the standards
- An awareness of the differences between UK, US and international standards
An understanding of imminent changes to IFRS
- Course Outline
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Introduction
Concepts and presentation
- The IASB conceptual framework
- IAS 1 – presentation of statements
- IAS 10 – events after balance sheet
- IFRS 5 – assets held for sale and discontinued operations
- IAS 7 – cash flow statements
Policies and revenue
- IAS 8 – accounting policies
- IAS 18 – revenue
- IAS 11 – construction contracts; revenue and work-in-progress
Inventory and property, plant and equipment
Group Account and International Standards