FRS 102 update and refresher
SPECIAL OFFER PRICE FOR ICAS MEMBERS: £130 + VAT
Non-member price: £170 + VAT
Timing for September: 9.30am-12.45pm
Timing for November: 2.00pm-5.15pm
Online Live, 22 September 2020
Online Live, 3 November 2020
Overview
Since 2015 when FRS 102 first became mandatory, the standard has had a number of amendments.
This course will give you an essential update of recent changes and a refresher of key areas. During recent times, regulators and accountancy bodies have issued on-going guidance on the reporting implications of Covid 19, particularly with reference to events after the end of the reporting period, and going concern.
What you will learn
- How recent changes to FRS 102 might affect your company or your clients
- Reporting experiences of the application of FRS 102
- How to avoid common pitfalls
- Guidance on a number of practical problem areas including feedback from the professional bodies and regulators
Who should attend
This course is essential for those who are involved in the preparation and audit of financial statements prepared in accordance with FRS 102.
Please note that this course does not deal with issues which are specific to small companies. These are dealt with in a separate course, One stop guide to small company reporting.
Programme outline
Key issues to be covered will include:
- Overview of recent changes and current position
- Events after the end of the reporting period and Covid 19
- Going concern
- Acquisitions, goodwill and intangibles
- Investment properties
- Deferred tax
- Fair value – when is it appropriate and how should it be measured
- Financing transactions including inter-company loans
- Leases
- Related party disclosures
- Provisions and liabilities
- Revenue from contracts with customers
- Accounting policies, judgements and estimates
- Financial instrument disclosures
- FRC Annual Review of Corporate Reporting 2018/2019
- Dividends – accounting and disclosure
- Cash flow statements (including additional disclosures in December 2017 amendments)
Questions?
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