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Course 1855: Grant Thornton IFRS for Audit Committees (half-day)
Duration: 0.5 day
The fundamental purpose of an audit committee is to oversee the integrity of annual and interim financial reporting. In accordance with NI 52-110, audit committee members must be financially literate, which means they are able to read and understand the company’s financial statements. Venture issuers are exempt from these requirements but are still required to disclose whether each audit committee member is financially literate.
This half-day workshop is designed to assist audit committee members in meeting the financial literacy requirements of NI 52-110 by helping them to understand the accounting policies that might be applied under IFRS. It is also designed to assist audit committees in fulfilling their oversight responsibilities in relation to the conversion from Canadian GAAP to IFRS. With a specific focus on Canadian public companies, the course will cover areas of concern to audit committees, including significant differences between Canadian GAAP and IFRS, accounting policy choices available under IFRS and other decisions required when adopting IFRS.
Although this course has been specifically developed for audit committee members, it would also be of benefit to other directors, executives, senior operations personnel, internal auditors, investor relations personnel, corporate secretaries and in-house legal counsel.
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Course 1856: Grant Thornton IFRS for Audit Committees - Oil and Gas (half-day)
Duration: 0.5 day
The fundamental purpose of an audit committee is to oversee the integrity of annual and interim financial reporting. In accordance with NI 52-110, audit committee members must be financially literate, which means they are able to read and understand the company’s financial statements. Venture issuers are exempt from these requirements but are still required to disclose whether each audit committee member is financially literate.
This half-day workshop is designed to assist audit committee members in meeting the financial literacy requirements of NI 52-110 by helping them to understand the accounting policies that might be applied under IFRS. It is also designed to assist audit committees in fulfilling their oversight responsibilities in relation to the conversion from Canadian GAAP to IFRS. With a specific focus on the Canadian upstream oil and gas industry, the course will cover areas of concern to audit committees, including significant differences between Canadian GAAP and IFRS, accounting policy choices available under IFRS and other decisions required when adopting IFRS.
Although this course has been specifically developed for audit committee members, it would also be of benefit to other directors, executives, senior operations personnel, internal auditors, investor relations personnel, corporate secretaries and in-house legal counsel.
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Course 1030e: IFRS Basics (online)
This 20-day, 16 CPE credit hour, e-learning course is an introduction to key technical issues involved in understanding and applying IFRS.
The program, presented through the use of case studies and real-world examples, include:
Course 1030e: IFRS Basics (online)
Duration: 20 days
This 20-day, 16 CPE credit hour, e-learning course is an introduction to key technical issues involved in understanding and applying IFRS.
The program, presented through the use of case studies and real-world examples, include:
- Financial statement presentation and specific disclosure requirements (operating segments, events after the reporting period, statement of cash flows, related parties, changes in accounting policies, changes in accounting estimates, correction of errors, and discontinued operations)
- Revenue recognition
- Recognition and measurement of assets (property, plant & equipment, intangible assets and inventories) including the accounting treatment of impairment and assets held for sale
Also included are discussions of:
- Provisions and other liabilities (including employee benefits)
- Share-based payment
- Consolidated financial statements (including Special Purpose Entities)
- Business combinations
- Financial instruments
- First-time adoption of IFRS
- Discussion of new developments
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| |  | | CFA Institute has approved this program for 14 credit hours. Please use promotion code "CFACPE" when booking, to ensure that CE credit for your participation will be automatically recorded in your CE Diary. | |
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| |  | | This IASeminars training course is an ideal part of your preparation for the IFRS Certificate offered by The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW). | |
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| |  | | The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants has teamed up with IASeminars to offer CPAs and other financial professionals a comprehensive range of IFRS training solutions. | |
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