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Overview 2010 is a critical year in the transition to IFRS – and unfortunately many small and mid-sized companies find themselves in catch-up mode. Given the far-reaching affects of the global financial crisis last year, it is understandable if you were unable to allocate the necessary resources to move your transition strategy forward – but it is important to get back on track early in 2010. Resources to help you at every step IFRS – Get to the Point: audio and slide presentation. Presented by: Sophie Bureau, CA, associée Associée en recherche en comptabilité, Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton S.E.N.C.R.L.
Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton (RCGT) aide les entités canadiennes dans le cadre de leur transition vers les IFRS depuis 2007 et publie notamment des bulletins de nouvelles, guides et exemples d’états financiers concernant les IFRS (ww.rcgt.com). RCGT est un cabinet membre au sein de Grant Thornton International Ltd (GTI) et bénéficie donc de l’expérience d’autres membres quant aux IFRS.
Sophie a animé plusieurs cours relatifs aux IFRS, contribue aux publications précédemment citées et offre quotidiennement des conseils sur l’application des IFRS. Elle fait également partie de groupes de travail liés aux IFRS, dont au sein de l’Institut Canadien des Comptables Agréés et de GTI.
L’expérience de Sophie totalise plus de 20 ans en recherche en comptabilité, enseignement et certification d’entités de différentes tailles et de secteurs d’activités variés. | Gordon Heard, CA Principal Advisor,The Finance Group
The Finance Group has been helping Canadian companies with their IFRS transitions since 2007, and publishes the IFRS in Canada eNewsletter and website (www.IFRSinCanada.com).
Gordon has presented practical advice on planning and executing IFRS transitions at various seminars and speaking engagements across Canada.
Gordon also works with the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) providing input on IFRS education and communication from the perspective of members in industry. Gordon has 20 years of financial management and executive experience in organizations of varying sizes, and is a member of the Financial Executive International (Canada)’s Committee on Corporate Reporting. | Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton, S.E.N.C.R.L. | Principal Advisor, The Finance Group |
This audio and slide presentation outlines IFRS transition steps and a transition work plan designed specifically for small and mid-sized companies. It is free, online, and organized in two convenient sessions.
View the Presentations Session 1: Transition Basics & Focusing your Effort Session 2: Practical and Effective IFRS Accounting Policy Analysis Download the Presentations (PDFs) Session 1: Transition Basics & Focusing your Effort Session 2: Practical and Effective IFRS Accounting Policy Analysis The Get to the Point framework: 
Selected Resources To save you time, we’ve provided a sample of resources below that you may find relevant for some of the key IFRS transition steps outlined in the IFRS - Get to the Point audio presentations. - Identify Key Accounting Issues - Compare Canadian GAAP to IFRS
- High-level overview of differences
- Detailed review of the differences
- Analyze Accounting Standards and Determine Your Accounting Policies
- Learn the standards and understand your accounting policy alternatives
- Track which standards are changing
- Deal with first-time adoption issues – IFRS 1 exemptions and exceptions.
- Implementing IFRS
- IFRS Financial Statements
- First Interim IFRS Financial Statement
- Impact on Processes and Internal Controls
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