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Online course on the study of IFRS from the online school of accounting «FinLabs»

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With the certificate, you receive an online course on the study of IFRS from the «FinLabs» online accounting school with a 76% discount.

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The course is taught by Katona Miroslav, a practicing IFRS consultant and author of the IFRS.lab course on studying IFRS. More than 7 years of experience in audit in Ukraine and abroad. More than 50 implemented IFRS projects (separate and consolidated reporting, international groups of companies listed on the London and Warsaw stock exchanges).

What will you get as a result of the training?

  • You will explore the practice of applying IFRS with over 100 practical examples.
  • Closing the period will not cause you any difficulties and you will go home on time.
  • You will learn how to keep records and independently prepare financial statements according to IFRS.
  • You will learn how to prepare a financial statement transformation.

Online training format

  • All training will take place online in your personal account.
  • You can take training from a computer, tablet or mobile - as you like.
  • All training materials will also be posted in your personal account.

15 recording sessions (30 hours)

  • The speaker will teach you IFRS.
  • Talk about the practice of their application in more than 100 real case examples.

More than 250 tests and tasks

  • For each topic, we have prepared tests on theoretical materials, as well as practical tasks, so that you can make sure that you understood everything correctly and really learned something.
  • The results of testing and solving problems will appear right in your personal account and you can test yourself.

Presentations and cospects of lectures. All the speaker's presentations will be placed in your personal account, so you can download and use them in the future.

Community of accountants

  • All questions that you will have during the training, you can ask in a closed Facebook group (only for course participants).
  • The questions will be answered by Miroslav Katona himself and other course participants.

What is included in the price of the certificate?

  • 1 access to the online training platform (for 1 year).
  • 15 sessions recorded.
  • Presentations and lecture notes.
  • Excel files with examples.
  • Electronic certificate of participation.

Course program

Session 1. Mission, goals and objectives of the company

  • Course structure - how we will work during the course.
  • Mission, goals, objectives of the organization, using examples, we analyze what is the difference. Formation of SMART tasks.
  • Determination of critical success factors.
  • Identification of all stakeholders (Stakeholders) of the organization.

Session 2. Financial reporting as a diagnostic tool for a company

IAS 7 Statement of Cash Flows

  • Why is it necessary to draw up a cash flow statement.
  • The structure of the cash flow statement.
  • Algorithm for drawing up a cash flow statement by an indirect method.
  • Algorithm for drawing up a cash flow statement using the direct method.
  • How the statement of cash flows is interconnected with other forms of reporting and disclosures.

IAS 21 The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates

  • How to show transactions in foreign currencies in functional currency.
  • How to translate financial statements into presentation currency.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

Session 3. Non-current and intangible assets

IAS 16 Property, Plant and Equipment

  • How to quickly and correctly determine the criteria for capitalizing the initial and subsequent costs.
  • What are the models for accounting for fixed assets.
  • What is the depreciation period and what are the depreciation methods.
  • How to determine the financial result during the disposal of an item of property, plant and equipment.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IAS 38 Intangible Assets

  • How to quickly and correctly apply the criteria for the recognition of intangible assets.
  • What are the types of acquisition of intangible assets.
  • What are the accounting models for intangible assets.
  • What is the estimation of the useful life, what are the methods of depreciation.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IAS 40 Investment Property

  • What are the criteria for the recognition of investment property.
  • What are the accounting models for investment property?
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

Session 4. Impairment of Assets and Fair Value Measurement

The value of money over time

  • We study the concept of money in time.
  • We study the technique of discounting, which is used to determine the present value of money.

IFRS 13 Fair Value Measurement

  • What is fair value and how to determine it.
  • What are the valuation techniques and what is the fair value hierarchy.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IAS 36 Impairment of Assets

  • Asset impairment concept.
  • What are the external and internal sources of information about signs of impairment?
  • How to measure and recognize impairment losses in financial statements.
  • How to properly account for reversals of impairment losses.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

Session 5. Inventories, borrowing costs and other assets

IAS 23 Borrowing Costs

  • What is a qualifying asset.
  • What are the borrowing costs allowed for capitalization.
  • When the company should start, suspend and stop capitalization.

IAS 2 Inventories

  • What is included in the cost of inventory.
  • What are the methods for calculating the cost of inventories.
  • What is the net selling price of inventory.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IFRS 5 Non-current Assets Held for Sale and Discontinued Operations

  • What are the key conditions and criteria for the classification of assets (or disposal groups) held for sale.
  • Details of measurement of assets or disposal groups held for sale and recognition of impairment losses.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

Session 6. Provisions, contingent liabilities and employee benefits

IAS 37 Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets

  • What are the criteria for provisions and contingent liabilities?
  • How to apply the best estimate for provisions.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IAS 19 Employee Benefits

  • What does employee benefits include.
  • What are the types of employee benefit plans.
  • How to recognize and measure different types of employee benefits.

Session 7. Financial instruments

IAS 32 Financial Instruments: Presentation

  • Key terms related to financial instruments.
  • When can a financial asset and a financial liability be offset.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IFRS 9 Financial Instruments

  • Classification of financial assets and financial liabilities.
  • What are the models for assessing financial assets and financial liabilities.
  • How to account for the recognition of impairment losses in the financial statements.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IFRS 7 Financial Instruments Disclosures

  • What are the risks associated with financial instruments.
  • What are the qualitative and quantitative characteristics of information disclosure.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

Session 8. Interim reporting and other disclosures

IAS 24 Related Parties

  • Why disclose information about related parties in the financial statements.
  • How to determine if an individual or business is a related party.
  • What information needs to be disclosed in the financial statements and how it relates to other disclosures.

IAS 10 Events after the End of the Reporting Period

  • What are events after the end of the reporting period.
  • What are corrective and non-corrective events after the end of the reporting period and how to distinguish between them.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IAS 34 Interim Financial Reporting

  • Why is interim reporting prepared?
  • The content of the interim financial report and its minimum components.
  • What significant events and transactions should be reflected in the interim financial statements.

Session 9. Income taxes

IAS 12 Income Taxes

  • What are temporary differences and what are the types of temporary differences.
  • How to recognize deferred tax liabilities and deferred tax assets.
  • How to make the calculation of deferred taxes easier and faster.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

Session 10. Operating segments

IFRS 8 Operating Segments

  • What are operating segments.
  • How to define reportable segments.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

Session 11. Procedures for the consolidation of financial statements

IFRS 10 Consolidated Financial Statements

  • Key definitions related to the consolidation of financial statements.
  • How to assess and analyze control.
  • What are the requirements for accounting for consolidation.
  • What is the algorithm for preparing consolidated financial statements.

Session 12. Business Combinations and Disclosures

IFRS 3 Business Combinations

  • What is a business combination.
  • How to use the acquisition method.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IFRS 12 Disclosure of Interests in Other Entities

  • What information should be disclosed in case of participation in subsidiaries.
  • What information should be disclosed in case of participation in joint ventures and associates.

Session 13. First Implementation of IFRS and Investments

IAS 28 Investments in Associates and Joint Ventures

  • How to determine if there is significant influence.
  • How to apply the equity method.
  • How to account for impairment losses on an entity's net investment in an associate or joint venture.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

IFRS 1 First-time Adoption of IFRS

  • How to prepare for the transition to IFRS.
  • What information needs to be disclosed in the financial statements.
  • What reconciliations are required when first applying IFRS.

Session 14. Rent

IFRS 16 Leases

  • How to correctly classify leases under the new IFRS16.
  • What are the main changes in the accounting of the landlord and tenant.
  • How the implementation of IFRS16 will affect financial reporting.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

Session 15. Revenue from contracts with customers

IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers

  • What is the five-step revenue recognition model and how to work with it.
  • How the implementation of IFRS 15 will affect financial reporting.
  • What information needs to be disclosed and how it relates to reporting forms and other disclosures.

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Online School of Accounting

Phones: +38 (044) 587-91-60 +38 (050) 010-81-51
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FinLabs is an online accounting school in Kiev, which helps to obtain accounting, financial and tax competencies easily and efficiently. All courses of the school are taught only by existing and trusted specialists who fully know all the intricacies of their field and are able to teach. The courses consist of 100% practical tasks and will be useful for both beginners and experienced.

The training takes place online in the personal account of each student, all materials are available throughout the year.

1 address in 1 city

st. Zoloti Vorota , All Ukraine

(BC "Leonardo")

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