Corporate reporting resources
A list of resources available to help you ensure you're up to date with the latest changes in corporate reporting policy and practice when returning to work.
| Recent developments: | |
| IFRS | Access all the latest information and practical resources on International Financial Reporting Standards. |
| New UK GAAP |
Access resources on New UK GAAP, the financial reporting framework for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2015. Find out more about the five accounting standards which together form the basis of the new UK GAAP regime, by reading our list of Frequently Asked Questions. |
| Key resources: | |
| Corporate Reporting Faculty | The Corporate Reporting Faculty provides clear and accessible assistance across a spectrum of financial reporting issues. |
| Corporate Reporting Faculty app | Download the free app from the Corporate Reporting Faculty and browse a selection of financial reporting news and information. |
| New UK GAAP FAQs |
A comprehensive list of Frequently Asked Questions on the new UK GAAP regime and their answers. |
| Webinars | The Corporate Reporting Faculty's webinars cover a range of updates on IFRS, UK GAAP and policy issues. You can access a selection of recordings and register for future webinars. |
UK Regulations
In addition to complying with accounting standards, UK companies have to follow the requirements of the Companies Act and be aware of pronouncements by UK regulatory bodies such as the Financial Reporting Committee, the Codes and Standards Committee, the Accounting Council and the Financial Reporting Review Panel.
Find out more from resources collated by the Corporate Reporting Faculty and ICAEW's Library and Information Service.
Technical update for career breakers April 2017
Download the slides which accompanied a presentation by Marianne Mau, Technical Manager, Corporate Reporting Faculty, at a technical update for career breakers in April 2017.
They are aimed at signposting areas where there have been significant changes but should not be relied on by themselves.