IFRS for SMEs Self-Study Package
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IFRS for SMEs Self-Study Package
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STUDY IN YOUR OWN TIME with the comprehensive IFRS for SMEs Self-Study Package - 9 self-study courses included!
MODULE 1: Intro to SME Financial Statements
- Section 1: Small And Medium-Sized Entities
- Section 2: Concepts And Pervasive Principles
- Section 3: Financial Statement Presentation
- Section 4: Statement Of Financial Position
- Section 5: Statement Of Comprehensive Income And Income Statement
- Section 6: Statement Of Changes In Equity And Statement Of Income And Retained Earnings
- Section 7: Statement Of Cash Flows
- Section 8: Notes To The Financial Statements
MODULE 2: Consolidations, Associates, Joint Ventures
- Section 9: Consolidated and Separate Financial Statements
- Section 19: Business Combinations and Goodwill
- Section 14: Investments in Associates
- Section 15: Investments in Joint Ventures
MODULE 3: Financial Instruments
- Section 11: Basic Financial Instruments
- Section 12: Other Financial Instruments
MODULE 4: Property, Plant and Equipment and Investment Property
- Section 17: Property, Plant and Equipment
- Section 16: Investment Property
MODULE 5: Intangible Assets and Impairment of Assets
- Section 18: Intangible Assets
- Definitions
- Recognition and measurement:
- Separate acquisition
- Goodwill
- Internally generated intangible assets
- Expensing of intangible assets
- Subsequent Measurement – Cost VS Revaluation Model, Amortisation
- Section 27: Impairment of Assets
- When it is necessary to impair and when you won’t need to,
- How to calculate a recoverable amount for impairment purposes,
- What the knock-on effect will be for depreciation purposes and
- How impairment affects revalued assets
MODULE 6: Revenue and Leases
- Section 23: Revenue
- Identifying a revenue stream (e.g. Sale of goods or rendering of services), with examples
- Recognition of each stream, with examples
- Measurement of revenue transactions, with examples
- Disclosure
- Section 20: Leases
- Classification: Finance VS Operating
- Measurement: Initial + Subsequent
- Lessor: Finance VS Operating Lease, using examples
- Lessee: Finance VS Operating Lease, using examples
MODULE 7: Inventories
- Section 13: Inventories
- What types of costs may form part of inventory-costing
- Measurement of cost
- Inventory write-downs
- Disclosure
MODULE 8: Employee Benefits and Related Parties Disclosure
- Section 28: Employee Benefits
- Short-term employee benefits [salaries and wages]
- Leave pay and bonus accruals
- Post-employment benefits [retirement annuities]
- Termination benefits
- Practical examples to illustrate accounting entries
- Section 33: Related Parties Disclosure
- Who is a related party?
- What is a related party transaction / balance?
- Do all transactions with related parties need to be disclosed?
- What director’s remuneration-related disclosures are required?
- What needs to be disclosed?
- Examples of disclosures
MODULE 9: Income Tax
- Section 29: Income Tax
- Requirements and concepts around current tax
- Requirements and concepts around deferred tax
- Substantively enacted tax rates
- Foreign tax implication on accounting, e.g. section 6Quat
- Disclosure
All Included:
- Video presented courses
- Downloadable course material
- Certificate of training
- SAICA, SAIBA, ACCA, IACSA, IRBA Accredited - 36 verifiable CPD hours
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