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Changes to UK GAAP Conference

7 - 8 July 2026, Virtual Event

Be prepared for the Periodic Review 2024 amendments to UK GAAP, effective 1 January 2026, by joining our two-day virtual conference. Plus, learn about the evolving UK corporate reporting landscape.

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Highlights

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Experts

Hear about the latest developments directly from the standard-setter, experts in practice, the government and Companies House representatives.

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Practical

Gain tangible implementation tips on how to prepare for the changes.

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Insights

Find out about future plans impacting corporate reporting.

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Confidence

Walk away knowing what to prioritise and exactly which changes under the revised UK GAAP affect you.

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CPD

Earn up to 7hrs of verifiable CPD by attending both days of this event.

Programme

Day 1

Welcome
Helen Kerrigan, Director, Future Finance Training
09:00
Keynote session
Hear from Jenny Carter, the Financial Reporting Council’s Director of Accounting & Reporting Policy, on the standard-setter’s approach to the Periodic Review 2024 amendments, including how international alignment is balanced with proportionality.
09:15
New revenue recognition model
Alex Davies, Senior Manager at PKF Francis Clark, will introduce the new five step model, focusing on the key areas where complexity commonly arises. Alex will also offer practical guidance to help entities prepare for the updated requirements, including available simplifications for FRS 105 preparers.
09:45
Break
10:25
New lease accounting requirements
Understand the new lease accounting requirements, examine key issues affecting all lessees and get practical guidance on how to prepare from Peter Herbert, Director at Insight Training.
10:40
Changes beyond revenue and leases
Julia Penny, Founder of JS Penny Consulting, explores the wider amendments to FRS 102 beyond the headline areas of revenue and leases. This session will place particular emphasis on the changes to Section 1A, guiding delegates through expanded related party disclosures, share based payments, taxation, provisions and contingencies, dividends and updates to previously encouraged disclosures.
11:20
Break
12:00
Key changes to reporting responsibilities
Understand the impact of the changes being introduced under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act. Henry Vaile, Principal Policy Advisor for Accounts & Reporting at Companies House, will cover both the reforms already in effect and those expected to come into force.
12:15
Closing comments
12:55
Close
13:00

Please note that the programme is subject to change.

Day 2

Welcome
Helen Kerrigan, Director, Future Finance Training
09:00
Implementing the new revenue model
Dive into some of the more challenging aspects of the new requirements using a range of examples with Danielle Stewart OBE, Partner at RSM. During this session you will have the opportunity to apply the five-step model to real life scenarios and discuss related issues.
09:10
Get ready for lease accounting changes
With a focus on issues encountered in more complex lease accounting portfolios, Simon Kettlewell, Technical Director at HAT Group, will use examples to demonstrate the factors you'll need to consider.
09:50
Break
10:30
Initial application of changes to UK GAAP
Natalie Jones, Professional Consultant at ICAEW, will outline the initial application requirements for existing UK GAAP preparers applying the changes for the first time. The options and practical expedients available when applying the new revenue and lease accounting requirements will be covered.
10:45
Session details to be announced
11:25
Break
12:05
Modernising Corporate Reporting consultation
This session will explore the Modernising Corporate Reporting consultation, which represents a significant step in the UK government’s programme to modernise and simplify the corporate reporting landscape, as well as making it fit for the digital age.
12:15
Closing comments
Helen Kerrigan, Director, Future Finance Training
12:55
Close
13:00

Our speakers

Alex Davies
Alex Davies Senior Manager, PKF Francis Clark

Alex provides technical advice and training focused on IFRS, FRS 102, and company law relevant to corporate reporting covering regions from Truro to Bristol to Southampton.

Jenny Carter
Jenny Carter Director of Accounting & Reporting Policy, Financial Reporting Council

Jenny Carter Director of Accounting & Reporting Policy, Financial Reporting Council Jenny leads the development and implementation of the Financial Reporting Council’s (FRC) strategy for standards and related guidance in respect of Corporate Reporting. This includes the FRC’s work on the financial reporting standards applicable in the UK and Ireland (UK GAAP) and other corporate reporting guidance. She rejoined the FRC in 2010 and, prior to her current role, had been the FRC’s Director of UK Accounting Standards.

Peter Herbert
Peter Herbert Director, Insight Training

Peter has a professional practice background with 20 years’ training experience, specialising in financial reporting, auditing and company law, as well as commercial awareness and business skills. Peter is a founding director of Insight Training. He has a small practice, providing advice to mid-tier and small accountancy practices on aspects of accounting, auditing and practice regulation.

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Helen Kerrigan Director, Future Finance Training

Simon Kettlewell
Simon Kettlewell Technical Director, HAT Group

Simon is responsible for developing and maintaining HAT’s methodologies covering corporate entities, as well as writing and presenting CPD courses covering relevant topical issues, such as changes to accounting and auditing standards, for a wide range of accountants and auditors across the country. He performs a number of hot and cold audit file reviews, focussing on larger and more complex entities.

Natalie Jones
Natalie Jones Professional Consultant, ICAEW

Natalie trained and qualified in practice within a mid-tier firm with experience working across various service lines. Following this she moved to a larger firm to work in external audit for a wide range of clients from owner managed businesses to listed companies before joining ICAEW as a Professional Consultant in the Technical Advisory services team.

Julia Penny
Julia Penny Founder, JS Penny Consulting

Julia served as President of ICAEW in 2022–23 and has held senior governance roles across ICAEW since 2013, including Chair of the Board and membership of key committees. Outside of this volunteer ICAEW involvement Julia is a well-known speaker and writer on audit, financial reporting, anti-money laundering and wider issues impacting the profession. 

Danielle Stewart OBE
Danielle Stewart OBE Partner, RSM

Danielle is Head of the national service line, Financial Accounting Advisory, at RSM and is deeply involved in the on-going development of Financial Reporting in the UK and globally. Danielle is also Vice Chair of ICAEW’s Financial Reporting Committee. In 2013, Danielle received an OBE for services to accountancy and business.

Henry Vaile
Henry Vaile Principal Policy Advisor for Accounts & Reporting, Companies House

Henry is responsible for delivery of all Companies Act related policy changes relating to the filing of accounts. The policy team works closely with colleagues in the Department of Business and Trade and other cross-Government partners to support the implementation of the new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and to ensure Companies House systems and processes are compliant with the law.

Testimonials

The best Financial Reporting event I’ve ever attended, and my first at the ICAEW. Content was highly relevant, clear, concise and, without exception, superbly delivered by speakers who knew their subjects and were at the top of their fields.

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Very useful learning about the different changes to UK GAAP and corporate reporting with interesting insights.

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The event was an excellent combination of technical upskilling, with real world examples, delivered by great presenters. I was very pleased I attended this.

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