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2025-26 Update: UK and Irish GAAP
UK and Irish accounting standards have seen a significant amount of change following the FRC’s periodic review. This update dives into the detail of key amendments in the areas of concepts and pervasive principles, revenue recognition, and accounting for small entities.
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Group Accounting
Presenting group activity as a single entity requires a methodical approach. It is a complex process, changing with group size and status, and getting the consolidated financial statements right can be a challenge. This course explores the issues and assesses the risks and responsibilities of a group audit.
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UK and Ireland GAAP: Key Issues
An understanding of UK and Ireland GAAP can provide a massive benefit to your work. In this course, we cover some key topics – specifically from FRS 102 and FRS 105 – including financial instruments, accounting policies and estimates, and tax issues. -
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SRA Accounts Rules
As a reporting accountant working for a solicitor, you need to understand and comply with the SRA Accounts Rules. This course aims to simplify these rules and give you the confidence to accept an engagement and fulfil your obligations.
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Accounting for Charities
Charities have different financial statements, different laws governing them, and different aims and mission statements. This course demystifies the accounts of charities and ensures you are equipped to deal with the rules and regulations that apply.
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Accounting for Academies
Academies accounts are complex and detailed, which is why trusts are seeking accountants who can help. This course provides a guide through the work involved in accounting for academies.
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Periodic Review: A Case Study Approach
The FRC’s recent periodic review amendments have specific ramifications for those preparing financial statements in accordance with FRS 102. This course takes a case study approach, working through a variety of scenarios and outlining the kind of calculations that may be needed.