Description
Incorporated Societies face new financial reporting requirements—join our webinar to learn what’s changing, how to manage the transition, and what governance and finance teams need to know
The financial reporting requirements for Incorporated Societies is changing. Incorporated Societies will need to get familiar with how their reporting will change, what to look out for and how to manage a financial reporting transition project.
The webinar will cover:
- What the reporting tiers for Incorporated Societies are
- What the reporting standards are for each tier
- Key differences in reporting standards
- How to effectively manage a transition project
- This webinar will suit those involved in the governance of Incorporated Societies and those with financial reporting responsibilities for Incorporated Societies.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon satisfactory completion of this activity you will be able to:
- Identify what reporting tiers there are for different Incorporated Societies
- Articulate the relevant reporting standards for each reporting tier
- Discern the key differences in each set of reporting standards
- Appreciate significant areas of judgement that will be common for Incorporated Societies in preparing financial statements
- Appreciate the level of work required in transitioning from the existing accounting framework to an accounting framework required by the Act
- Explain tips on how to successfully manage the transition project.
SUITED TO
Those involved in the governance of Incorporated Societies and those with financial reporting responsibilities for Incorporated Societies.
You may also be interested to join our webinar on 26 Nov where we focus on the new rules around Incorporated Societies.
Click here to see more Incorporated Societies 2025 –Income Tax Considerations and New Guidance
PRESENTER
Paul Walker, Associate Partner - External Audit, Crowe Australasia (presenting on behalf of TEO)
Paul specialises in providing audit and assurance services and technical accounting advice across a number of industries. He is part of the Findex and Crowe’s wider Australasian accounting advisory team and delivers training and practical solutions for its teams and clients. Paul has been with Findex and Crowe since 2009 and has built up his knowledge working with clients from a range of industries and locations throughout New Zealand.