The standards that come up every year: revenue, leases, financial instruments and impairment. Worked through on real disclosures, not textbook examples.
Four standards generate most of the argument at year end: revenue, leases, financial instruments and impairment. You work through them on real published disclosures, which is where the judgement calls actually live, rather than on the clean examples that never appear in practice.
Applies the five-step revenue model to real contracts and disclosures.
Accounts for right-of-use assets and lease liabilities in the accounts.
Classifies and measures instruments under the current standard.
Applies the expected-credit-loss model to assets and receivables.
Prepares and reviews the notes that support the primary statements.
Handles the estimation and judgement areas that draw auditor attention.
Financial accountants, controllers, and reporting teams applying IFRS.
Working in a finance or reporting role. A general accounting grounding is assumed.
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