Two of the most common issues found during reviews of financial statements relate to deferred tax and property revaluations (and the two often go hand in hand)
Overview
This three-hour webinar will look at the detailed technical accounting and disclosure requirements for deferred tax and property revaluations and in particular examine:
Why deferred tax is brought into account
The tax rates to be used
Accounting treatments for deferred tax
Disclosure requirements following the FRC’s periodic review
Presenting deferred tax in the accounts
Auditing deferred tax
How property revaluations affect the accounts
Common problems associated with property revaluations
Accounting for investment property and revalued property, plant and equipment
Interaction with company law where revalued assets are concerned
Deferred tax on revaluations
Disclosure requirements
Auditing revaluations.
This event was recorded on 9 July 2024.
Speaker
Steve Collings FCCA
Steve is a director at Leavitt Walmsley Associates Ltd, a firm of Chartered Certified Accountants based in Sale, Cheshire where he trained and qualified.
Steve specialises in financial reporting (UK GAAP and IFRS), auditing and solicitors’ accounts rules and has lectured extensively to professional accountants in the UK and overseas (most recently in the Caribbean on IFRS and auditing).
Steve is the author of several books on accounting and audit-related issues and has been the author of many articles and whitepapers on financial reporting and auditing topics. He writes extensively for ACCA working closely with our technical advisory department to produce some of our authoritative technical factsheets on financial reporting and audit-related issues for our members. Steve has been awarded Accounting Technician of the Year at the British Accountancy Awards as well as receiving Outstanding Contribution to the Accountancy Profession award.
Steve is on the UK GAAP Advisory Panel at the Financial Reporting Council which has input into the development of UK and Irish accounting standards.