Group accounting - applying the main principles in more complex group relationships

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For those who have a knowledge of the basic principles of group accounting under IFRS or FRS 102 and seek a refresher of the basic concepts and a practical understanding of the more complex aspects.

We are excited to offer this suite of 3 training topics that, together, provides an accounting walk-through of the integration of a newly acquired business into a group:

• 'Accounting for business acquisitions and goodwill' focuses on accounting for the initial acquisition of a business
• 'Simplifying group accounting' provides practical guidance on group consolidation which covers a broad scope, including that for a newly acquired group entity
• 'Confidence with impairments (non-financial institutions)' provides an understanding of impairments with reference to each of the typical assets in the Balance Sheet of a non-financial institution, including those assets acquired in a business combination and goodwill

Whereas these 3 training topics complement each other to provide the complete accounting journey for a newly acquired business, each of them would also offer significant value on its own as they have been designed to have a holistic scope that is much broader than that which is relevant to a newly acquired business.

 

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This course is for: Analysts, Managers and Trusted Advisors.

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Clare Jones

Clare is an experienced accountancy trainer, specialising in IFRS, FRS 102, financial reporting and auditing. Clare has been delivering engaging high quality technical training to local and international audiences for over 15 years. Clare has delivered numerous courses around the world including Australia, Bermuda, Nigeria, Europe and the US. Her 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 technical bespoke courses to a variety of clients and supports businesses embrace their talent through successful training of their people.

Our public course programme is deliberately structured to encourage delegates from different organisations to participate. However, if you have six or more delegates who require development in the same area, we are able to run a more cost-effective and much wider range of courses tailored specifically to your organisation.

Organisations will have the choice to run our in-house courses online or in-person. 

These are ideal for organisations seeking hassle-free, flexible and cost-effective training delivered to multiple delegates at your location of choice. Whether we use our existing materials or develop new content for your business, our expertise lies in translating your requirements into a pragmatic, interactive training programme highly relevant to your people and organisation.

To discuss in-house training for your business please email academy@icaew.com or contact us through our enquiry form