IFA Ghana webinar: Financial Reporting Standards and Updates| 12 September

The topic of Financial Reporting Standards and Updates is crucial for small businesses and practitioners to stay compliant and competitive in a constantly evolving financial landscape. This session will explore the latest updates to financial reporting standards, including key changes to IFRS and local regulations. It will provide clarity on how these changes impact small businesses, including the preparation and presentation of financial statements, tax compliance, and decision-making. Participants will gain practical insights into adapting financial reports to meet regulatory requirements, ensuring they can confidently manage their financial obligations and maintain transparency with stakeholders.

This webinar will cover:

  • Overview of Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS, IAS, etc.)
  • Key updates and changes to Financial Reporting Standards in 2025
  • Impact of updates on small businesses and practitioners
  • Understanding the role of financial statements in business decision-making
  • How to adapt to new reporting requirements and maintain compliance
  • Practical steps for preparing and presenting updated financial reports
  • Case studies of small businesses affected by recent changes
  • Tax implications and benefits of adhering to updated reporting standards
  • Tools and resources for staying up to date with financial reporting standards
  • Q&A session: Addressing specific concerns and scenarios for small businesses and practitioners

Date: Friday 12 September 2025
Time: 5pm Ghana | 6pm UK
CPD: 1 hour
Price: Free 

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About the speaker

Mr. Stephen Adu

Mr. Stephen Adu is the Senior Partner of Quality Tuition Centre and Head of Internal Audit at the Students’ Loan Trust Fund, bringing over 15 years of expertise in auditing, finance, and accounting. He has successfully led internal audit functions at St. Monica’s College of Education and Ghana Baptist University College, and served as a lecturer for more than eight years at Lancaster University, University of Cape Coast, Baptist University College, and Valley View University. Mr. Adu is Secretary to the Audit, Risk, and Governance Committee of African Higher Education Financing Agencies, a member of the Obuasi East District Assembly Audit Committee, and an ICAG Ambassador. A Chartered Accountant and Chartered Forensic Accountant, he holds an MBA in Accounting and is currently pursuing a PhD in Accounting.