ACCA活动:Corporate Reporting: update and current issues
- 2014年11月13日
- 11:10
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摘要:时间: 11月13日 星期四 14:00-17:00 (13:30签到) 地点: 中国大饭店地下一层多功能厅 地址: 北京市朝阳区建国门外大街1号(乘坐地铁请从国贸站下车) 费用...
时间:11月13日 星期四 14:00-17:00 (13:30签到)
地点:中国大饭店地下一层多功能厅
地址:北京市朝阳区建国门外大街1号(乘坐地铁请从国贸站下车)
费用:免费
CPD: 3学时
语言:中文&英文
报名电话:010-65352415/2413
协作机构:高顿财经
Introduction:
Paul Cooper, Corporate Reporting Manager at ACCA, will talk about developments in International Financial Reporting Standards, and other widely-discussed topics within Corporate Reporting.
Financial Reporting, as part of Corporate Reporting, benefits from comprehensive, practical and globally-accepted Standards. The International Accounting Standards Board has recently completed major projects, whilst continuing to work on others. Around the world, some individual jurisdictions and regions are choosing to adopt the international standards, whilst others are adapting them for local Generally Accepted Accounting Practice.
There is an increasing awareness that Financial Reporting does not exist in isolation. It is already subject to external audit, and is a product of corporate governance within the reporting entity. The annual financial statements typically form part of an Annual Report, which contains a large amount of non-financial information. A range of interest groups now have committed views on how the information required by Financial Reporting Standards should be supplemented. Examples include environmental information, an entity’s progress towards diversity, and the range of uncertainty around figures shown in the primary financial statements.
The presentation will be factual, and also cover ACCA’s views and the ideas which we are supporting for the future. Professional accountancy bodies, and their members, have an important role in the development of Standards and best practice in many areas, including Corporate Reporting. This importance arises from both ACCA’s global reputation, and the competencies embodied in our qualification, including those which are technical, professional and ethical.
Detailed Bio Of Paul Cooper:
Paul is ACCA’s Corporate Reporting Manager, based in the External Affairs Department in London. The main focus of his work is International Financial Reporting Standards, and he also deals with local Generally Accepted Accounting Practice, and its convergence with international standards.
Developments in corporate reporting are of particular relevance to his role, whether formal consultations from the International Accounting Standards Board, or debates about current trends, such as more meaningful note disclosures, or narrative reporting to accompany the annual financial statements.
Paul works closely with ACCA’s Global Forum for Corporate Reporting, and our other advisory groups, to formulate and publicise ACCA’s views. As shown on ACCA’s website, we have a number of Global Forums, bringing together specialists from around the world. Paul is a member of the working group which looks across all of the Forums, to ensure that they continue to provide benefits to ACCA and to their members.
Paul has a background in public practice and regulation, which has resulted in a specialisation in areas related to technical and compliance. As a result, he also represents ACCA on national and regional bodies dealing with the prevention of money laundering, to ensure compliance and encourage best practice within the accountancy profession.
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