
Overview
BPP's Dip IFR course builds on the technical and practical knowledge of recognized country-specific accountancy qualifications and relevant work experience. It introduces delegates to essential international financial reporting standards and principles, equipping them for the increasingly global market place while keeping them abreast of international developments and how they might apply to their companies and to business in general. Attendees obtain their DipIFR designation after passing an exam.
After this course you will
- Understand the structure of the international conceptual framework.
- Apply relevant financial reporting standards to key elements of financial reports.
- Identify and apply disclosure requirements relating to financial statements.
- Prepare the financial statements of single entities complying with IFRS.
- Prepare group financial statements (excluding statements of cash flows for groups) that include subsidiaries, associates and joint ventures.
Course Content
- The IASB and the regulatory framework
- Revenue recognition
- Accounting for tangible and intangible non-current assets and leases
- Additional disclosures (EPS, related parties, segment reporting)
- Preparation of financial statements of single entities
- Preparation of group (consolidated) financial statements
- Financial instruments and share-based payment
- Inventories and construction contracts
- Provisions and contingencies
- Employee benefits
- Accounting for taxation, including deferred tax
- Foreign currency translation
Eva Mašková, FCCA
Eva specialises in corporate reporting, namely IFRS and US GAAP. She previously worked in senior management positions with international FMCG companies and banks.
Petr Skokan ACCA
Petr is responsible for financial reporting and audit related courses, Petr Skokan worked in audit services and later for TMobile CZ, where he dealt with financial reporting, internal controls, and risk management.