Hours
Level
Schedule
Learning outcomes
The objectives, scope, and application of IAS 34 for interim financial reporting.
Preparation and presentation of complete and condensed interim financial statements.
Recognition, measurement, and use of estimates in interim reporting.
Disclosure requirements for significant events, transactions, and financial instruments.
Practical examples illustrating the impact of interim reporting on decision-making.
Course contentParticipants
Accountants and finance professionals seeking knowledge of interim reporting requirements.
Auditors reviewing interim financial statements for compliance with IFRS.
CFOs, financial controllers, and managers responsible for reporting within a financial year.
Consultants and advisors assisting clients with IFRS implementation and financial reporting.
Pre-requisites
Background in accounting, finance, or business administration.
Basic understanding of financial statements and accounting principles.
Experience in financial reporting or auditing is recommended.
Familiarity with IFRS or national accounting standards is beneficial but not mandatory.
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Course Content
Objective, scope, and minimum content of interim financial reports.
Condensed vs. complete interim financial statements.
Recognition and measurement principles.
Use of estimates in interim periods.
Disclosure of significant events, transactions, and accounting policy changes.
Materiality and its impact on interim reporting.
Periods for which interim financial statements are required.
Practical examples and real-world scenarios.
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