08 Sep 2005
Accountancy Age is producing series of briefings on dealing with IFRS conversion. Click on the links below to read the series as it unfolds:
IFRS update - a
management briefing
IFRS is now live and public companies across Europe are grappling
with its implications. The time for preparation is over and implementation is
now on every finance director's agenda. Accountancy Age in conjunction
with PricewaterhouseCoopers brings you the latest IFRS update.
Internal
controls - a management briefing
Unlock the potential of internal control with this latest
management briefing, produced in conjunction with KPMG
IFRS update 2 -
a management briefing
IFRS: are you on track? Accountancy Age in conjunction with
PricewaterhouseCoopers brings you the latest IFRS updates as part of a new
series of management briefings.
IFRS update 3 -
a management briefing
IFRS update: Are you pushing the right buttons? Accountancy Age in
conjunction with PricewaterhouseCoopers brings you the third of our IFRS
management briefings.
IFRS update 4
- a management briefing
In the fouth installment of our IFRS management briefings, Accountancy
Age in conjunction with PricewaterhouseCoopers brings you the state of play
over the now year-old accounting rules.
IFRS update spring 2006 – a management
briefing
In the fifth of our IFRS management briefings, Accountancy Age in
conjunction with PricewaterhouseCoopers looks at the immense ammount of work
that has been done on IFRS so far, and the rewards that are set to come.
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Briefings
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