Presentation of Financial Statements (IAS 1) and Events After the Reporting Period (IAS 10) (C54524)

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Available Until:

5/12/2024

Registration Open:

onDemand

Time:

onDemand

Facility:

 onDemand

Meeting Type:

CPEOnDemand

CPE Credit:

2.00

Field(s) Of Study:

Accounting (2.00)

Level of Knowledge:

Basic

Price:

Member: $39.00
Nonmember: $49.00

Individual Discounts:

Not Available

Group Discounts:

Not Available

Overview

Recall the statements and disclosures that compose a complete set of financial statements.:Recognize the format of a complete set of financial statements.:Identify the general disclosure requirements for financial statements, taking into consideration offsetting, going concern, comparability, and consistency.

Highlights

This course is part of the IFRS Certificate Program — a comprehensive, integrated curriculum that will give you the foundational training, knowledge, and practical guidance in international accounting standards necessary in today's global business environment.

This self-study course addresses requirements of IAS 1, Presentation of Financial Statements, and IAS 10, Events After the Reporting Period, including the following:

  • The objective, structure, and content of financial statements
  • Overriding concepts such as fair presentation, consistency, materiality, going concern, accrual basis, and offsetting
  • The statement of financial position, including line items
  • The statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, including line items and classification
  • The statement of changes in equity
  • Notes and comparatives
  • Adjusting and nonadjusting events after the reporting period and related disclosures

This course includes interactive learning elements, video content, and real-life application through case studies.

Note: Individual courses purchased within the last year can be applied toward the purchase of the IFRS Certificate Program. Find out more.

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Prerequisites

Familiarity with financial reporting and accounting principles under IFRS