International Standards for the Accounting and Auditing Professions

International Standards for the Accounting and Auditing Professions

 Enrich the participants' knowledge and refine their applied skills in the field of measurement, presentation and auditing, within the framework of the globalization of the accounting profession.

Training Target

 Accountants and auditors - at all levels of employment and scientific qualification - in all establishments.

International Standards for the Accounting and Auditing Professions

Training Details

First day

  • Occupational Standards: What? And why?
  • International Accounting Standards :
  • Measurement standards.
  • Presentation criteria.
  • Standards related to disclosure.
  • Presentation of the standard, study and analysis of the pros and cons of its application.

the second day

  • Expanded workshops for standards directly related to banking activity - and to allocate numbers (1), (17), (21), (32), (33), (39), (40).

the third day

  • international auditing standards
  • Framework for international auditing standards.
  • Planning audit work and taking into account materiality.
  • Study Standard No. (300) and its branches.
  • Evidence of evidence in the audit.

the fourth day

      • Study Standard No. (500) and its branches.
      • Internal control and risk assessment.
      • Study Standard No. (400) and its branches.
      • Review reports prepared for special purposes.

The fifth day

  • Study Standard No. (800) and its branches.
  • The role of the internal auditor in serving the tasks of the external auditor under the umbrella of international auditing standards.
  • The reliability of the credit analyst and the investment decision maker in the banking sector on the audited financial statements.
  • Cases for display and analysis.

Training Enrollment

Code Venue Start End Price Enroll Now
acc156 3000 $

Description

  • Enrich the participants' knowledge and refine their applied skills in the field of measurement, presentation and auditing, within the framework of the globalization of the accounting profession.