Financial reporting quarterly update Q3

The preparation of financial statements and annual statutory accounts is a constant part of an accountant's role – especially those working for a small business or advising them. Keep up to date with the changes in financial reporting requirements as well as any small changes in the accounting treatment of many differing areas by registering for these quarterly updates.

This webinar will cover:

  • Money Laundering, Terrorist and Proliferation Financing (MLTPF) Update

1 Overview of the NCA – Suspicious Activities Report – Annual Report

2 Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) Update

3 PSC Register Considerations When Shares in a Limited Company are Held by a Trust

  • Regulation of Tax Advisers

1 Potential Ways Forward.

  • Expanding on the Guidance Given in Q2 about the changes to FRS 102 and FRS 105

1 Reminder of the Effective Dates and Headline Changes

2 Looking at the Transitional Provisions in More Detail.

3 Practical Examples Regarding Capitalisation of Operating Leases

4 Practical Examples Regarding Changes to Income Recognition

5 Impact on the True and Fair Status of Small Company Financial Statements

6 Is it Now Time to Move from FRS 102 Section 1A to FRS 105?

  • Other Areas

1 Consultation of Further Changes to Non-Financial Reporting

2 Revision to the LLP SORP

3 Changes to Ethical Standard Regarding Audits and Potential Marketing Opportunities for IFA Members.

4 Definition of a Prepayment

5 Worked Example of Holiday Pay Accrual

Date: Wednesday 4 September 2024
Time: 10am - 12pm
CPD hours: 2
Price:
IFA members & affiliate - £55
Non-members - £79

 

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About the speaker 

Matthew Shaw is the Managing Director of Metis Compliance Limited. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.

He has spent over 23 years in technical and training, previously being the technical director of the HAT Group of Accountants (HAT).

Matthew has lectured to accountants in practice, accountants in industry and financial institutions on UK financial reporting. He also spearheaded HAT’s response to FRS 102 and FRS 102 Section 1A, preparing disclosure checklists and work programmes.