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| The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) issued by International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) have been developed to provide a single set of high-quality, understandable, enforceable and globally accepted financial reporting standards. All major economies have established timelines to converge with, or adopt the IFRS. |
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| the IFA has launched two new diplomas; both are shoty but intense, delivering: |
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A solid grounding in the background, principles and application of the IFRS framework |
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An understanding of how IFRS works for single groups |
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Readiness for the transition to IFRS works for SMEs in countries yet to fully adopt the new framework. |
| The objective of these two programmes is to enhance the knowledge as well as to provide benefit to those offering services in the global market. |
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The Diploma in IFRS for Accounting Professionals is aimed at accountants, financial managers, auditors and others, such as bankers and investment advisers, who want to develop their knowledge and understanding of IFRS. Participants’ on the Diploma will also gain and benefit from attaining a working knowledge of IFRS.
The Diploma in IFRS for Business provides an understanding and working knowledge of IFRS that can be applied within any size of company, including public utilities and subsidiary companies as long as they are not listed. It is ideal for small and medium sized entities that prefer to work with less complex but internationally recognised standards and practices. |
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