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DipIFR (DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING)

To equip qualified accountants or graduates with practical knowledge of key IFRS® Accounting Standards, focusing on interpretation and application through an up-to-date conversion course.

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What you'll learn

The Diploma in International Financial Reporting (DipIFR) builds on the technical and/or practical knowledge acquired from recognised country specific accountancy qualifications or relevant work experience. The syllabus introduces candidates to the wider international framework of accounting and the system of standard setting. The DipIFR concentrates on the application of conceptual and technical financial reporting knowledge that candidates have already obtained to the specific requirements of financial reporting under IFRS Accounting Standards The DipIFR also provides essential international financial reporting knowledge and principles that will equip candidates to operate in an increasingly global market place . The prerequisite knowledge for DipIFR can either come from a country specific professional qualification, from possessing a relevant degree (giving exemptions from Business and Technology (BT); Management Accounting (MA) and Financial Accounting (FA) and Corporate and Business Law (LW) of the ACCA qualification) and two years’ accounting experience, or by having three years’ full-time relevant accounting experience, supported by an employer’s covering letter

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Course Content

In this section you'll learn about The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and the regulatory framework and Fundamental ethical and professional principles

In this section you'll learn about Revenue recognition, Property, plant and equipment, Impairment of assets, Leases, Intangible assets and goodwill, Inventories, Financial instruments, Provisions, contingent assets and liabilities, Employee benefits, Tax in financial statements, The effects of changes in foreign currency exchange rates, Agriculture, Share-based payment, Exploration and evaluation expenditures and Fair value measurement

In this section you'll learn about Presentation of the statement of financial position, the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income and the statement of changes in equity . Earnings per share, Events after the reporting period, Accounting policies, changes in accounting estimates and errors, Related party disclosures, Operating segments and Reporting requirements of small and medium-sized entities (SMEs)

In this section you'll learn about Preparation of group consolidated external reports, Business combinations – intra group adjustments, Business combinations – fair value adjustments, Business combinations – associates and joint arrangements and Complete disposal of shares in subsidiaries