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1027: Major IFRS and UK GAAP Differences
Short course
In London ()
Description
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Type
Short course
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Duration
1 Day
Among the questions addressed in this course are: What are the critical differences between ASB and IASB standards? Which are the most common differences that significantly affect the financial statements? What are the most recent changes in the standards and when are they effective? When is it expected that new convergence-related standards will be issued? How can the transition to IFRS be managed? Suitable for: Individuals with a basic understanding of either IFRS or UK GAAP. No advance preparation is required for this course.
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Course programme
This one-day course provides a comprehensive review of current technical differences between the standards of the UK Accounting Standards Board (ASB) and those of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB). Practical illustrations, including a reconciliation of IFRS profit to UK GAAP, are used to demonstrate how key accounting differences can affect financial performance measurements. Our expert instructors use real-world examples and financial statements to explain and illustrate the critical IFRS-UK GAAP accounting differences.
Prospects for the ultimate convergence of IFRS with UK GAAP are also explored, including coverage of joint projects by the IASB, ASB and other national standard setters (e.g. the US FASB). The course includes an overview of major accounting developments in the European Union.
Course topics also include an overview of the requirements upon initial adoption of IFRS (IFRS 1), in order to assist delegates in the process of transition from UK GAAP to IFRS.
1027: Major IFRS and UK GAAP Differences