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Impairment of assets: common pitfalls and tips for preparers
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As well as helping members stay up to date with developments in corporate reporting, our events offer the opportunity to network with like-minded professionals.
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Webinars
Our one hour live webinars keep you up to date with the latest developments in corporate reporting. Offering short, high-level overviews of what you need to know while signposting where to find further detail, each webinar includes a brief Q&A section. With presentation slides and related resources available to download, recordings are also subsequently available to watch on-demand. The ‘Further learnings’ below column links to ICAEW Essentials CPD and virtual classroom courses for those wanting to explore topics in more depth.
The programme evolves in response to emerging reporting developments, so check back regularly for new additions. Where relevant, we also highlight webinars from other ICAEW faculties to provide broader insights across key areas.
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| Date | Title | Overview | Further learnings |
| 19 Feb | Impairment of assets: common pitfalls and tips for preparers | In this webinar, expert speakers will provide a high-level overview of the accounting requirements for impairment of assets before exploring common pitfalls and areas of complexity. In particular, the requirements for cash generating units and disclosure will be covered. |
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| 19 Mar | UK SRS S1 and UK SRS S2: Getting started | Get practical guidance on implementing the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS S1 and UK SRS S2) following their publication. This webinar will help you understand the context, voluntary application and transition reliefs available, with insights from experts and an opportunity for Q&A. | Virtual classroom: Applying UK SRS S1 and UK SRS S2 Sustainability reporting: what it means for supply chains and SMEs Essentials CPD: Understanding UK SRS S1 and UK SRS S2 |
| 16 Apr | IFRS 18: Insights and emerging challenges | This webinar explores the practical considerations arising from IFRS 18 Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements as entities begin to consider the new requirements. It includes a recap of the main requirements of IFRS 18 before moving on to emerging questions, areas of judgement and issues that preparers are starting to encounter in practice. | Virtual classroom: IFRS 18 in practice |
| To be confirmed | 2026 Briefing: Topical issues for small and micro-entities' accounts | Specifically aimed at the preparation of accounts under Section 1A Small Entities of FRS 102 and FRS 105 The Financial Reporting Standard applicable to the Micro-entities Regime, this webinar will cover topical issues relevant to the reporting season. |
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| To be confirmed | 2026 Briefing: IFRS update | A roundup of latest developments in IFRS applicable in 2026 and beyond. |
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| To be confirmed | 2026 Briefing: UK GAAP | This webinar will cover current topical issues and the latest developments in UK GAAP, focusing on matters relevant to the preparation of accounts for 2026 year-ends. |
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Essentials CPD: UK GAAP changes: lease accounting |
ICAEW Essentials CPD
For those looking for more in depth technical learning, ICAEW Essentials CPD offers a fully virtual programme covering key updates on core topics. Each session is delivered live, with opportunities to interact with the speaker and explore real life scenarios. Webinars run for 2 hours 20 mins in total, including 30 minutes of Q&A.
Visit Essentials CPD Virtual Programme 2026 for the full range beyond corporate reporting
| Date | Title | Overview |
| 21 May | Small and micro entity accounting | A refresher and update for small and micro companies on FRS 102 1A and FRS 105, covering upcoming changes that may affect privacy exemptions and other key reporting considerations. |
| 1 June | UK GAAP changes: lease accounting | An update on FRS 102 lease accounting changes effective from 1 January 2026, covering lease identification, measurement, exemptions, initial application examples, group considerations, and disclosure requirements. |
| 5 June | Sustainability reporting for SMEs: getting started | New for 2026: A practical introduction to the evolving UK sustainability reporting landscape, helping SMEs understand regulatory expectations, meet stakeholder demands, and implement proportionate reporting processes. |
| 8 June | Companies House and company law update | New for 2026: A practical session on the impact of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and Companies Act amendments, covering filing, disclosure, and company administration responsibilities with clear guidance for preparers and auditors. |
| 11 June | Group accounting | A practical refresher on preparing consolidated financial statements under UK GAAP, covering key mechanics, common group scenarios, and audit considerations. |
| 18 June | Accounting/Corporate reporting Spring update | Stay current with the latest UK GAAP developments for 2025/26 year-ends, including Periodic Review amendments, sustainability and narrative reporting, company law updates, filing requirements, and guidance from FRC and ICAEW. |
| 24 June | UK GAAP changes: revenue recognition | A practical update on UK GAAP revenue recognition changes effective 1 January 2026, covering key application and disclosure requirements, including impacts for micro-entities. |
| 10 September | Sustainability reporting - understanding UK SRS S1 and UK SRS S2 | New for 2026: A practical guide to UK SRS S1 and S2, this session helps organisations and professionals understand and prepare for sustainability and climate-related reporting, while strengthening technical knowledge for professional development. |
| 14 September | Accounting queries from ICAEW helplines | Gain practical insights into the accounting and reporting issues members are facing today. This session draws on ICAEW Technical Advisory Service experience, highlighting common challenges, emerging queries, and real-world examples to guide practitioners and preparers. |
| 24 September | Accounting for judgements and estimates | A practical update on accounting for judgements and estimates, covering key principles, common challenges, disclosures, and regulator considerations. |
| 19 October | UK GAAP changes: amendments beyond leases and revenue | New for 2026: Explore key changes to FRS 102 and FRS 105 beyond leases and revenue, with practical guidance for small and micro-entity reporting. |
| 30 November | Accounting/Corporate reporting Autumn update | Stay current with the latest UK GAAP developments for 2026/27 year-ends, including Periodic Review amendments, sustainability and narrative reporting, company law updates, filing requirements, and guidance from FRC and ICAEW. |
Virtual classrooms
ICAEW Academy offers a range of virtual classroom courses with smaller groups and more one on one time with an expert trainer. Courses are delivered over half-day sessions, with some courses running over two half-days. ICAEW members receive discounted access to a wide range of ICAEW Academy courses.
For the full range of courses from the Academy of Professional Development, visit icaew.com/academy
| Date | Title | Overview |
| 13 Feb | IFRS developments | Stay current with the latest IFRS updates and upcoming changes. Understand key amendments, explore their practical impact, and gain confidence in applying new standards to maintain accurate, compliant reporting. |
| 18 Feb | IFRS 18 in practice | Prepare for the biggest change to profit and loss reporting in over 20 years. This course helps finance professionals understand IFRS 18, plan for implementation, and apply the new reporting requirements effectively across different contexts. |
| 26 Feb, 14 July | Applying AI in financial reporting | Grounded in real reporting scenarios, this virtual classroom shows where tools like Copilot and ChatGPT add value and how to use them with proper oversight, governance, and assurance. |
| 17 March, 13 Oct | UK GAAP vs US GAAP: practical insights for cross-border reporting | Gain practical insight into the key differences between UK GAAP and US GAAP. Learn how to interpret, reconcile, and report across both frameworks to support accurate cross-border reporting, consolidation, and assurance. |
| 17 & 18 March | Excel FP&A: automating month-end to shorten your reporting timetable | Automate month-end reporting with Excel. Learn practical techniques to streamline data, build dynamic dashboards, reduce errors, and deliver management-ready insights faster, helping finance teams work smarter and make more informed decisions. |
| 19 March, 1 October, 4 Dec | UK GAAP developments | Stay ahead of major UK GAAP reforms with a focused update on the forthcoming FRS 102 changes. Explore key amendments, understand transitional requirements, and gain the insight needed to advise stakeholders and prepare your organisation for 2026 with confidence. |
| 27 & 28 April, 1 & 2 July, 22 & 23 Sept, 5 & 6 Nov | IFRS refresher | Revisit the essentials of IFRS and strengthen your core knowledge. This practical refresher builds confidence in everyday reporting, enhances accuracy, and equips you to make informed, reliable financial decisions. |
| 29 & 30 April, 7 & 8 July, 7 & 8 Oct, 8 & 9 Dec | FRS 102 made clear - understanding and applying the current and revised standard | Get clear on FRS 102 past, present and future. This practical course explains the current standard and upcoming 2026 revisions, helping you apply key principles confidently and manage a smooth transition under UK GAAP. |
| 15 May, 12 Oct | Group accounting: applying consolidation principles in complex structures | Tackle complex group accounting with confidence. Learn advanced consolidation techniques for step acquisitions, disposals, and foreign subsidiaries, and apply IFRS and FRS 102 principles to ensure accurate, compliant, and clear group reporting. |
| 21 May, 11 Nov | Capital maintenance - company law and accounting | Explore the legal and accounting rules for company equity, share capital, and reserves. Learn to handle complex scenarios like capital reductions, share purchases, and mergers with confidence. |
| 22 May, 16 Oct | IFRS vs. UK GAAP: understanding the key differences | Explore the key differences between IFRS and UK GAAP, including upcoming UK GAAP changes from 2026. Gain practical insights to apply standards accurately and ensure compliant, high-quality financial reporting. |
| 12 June | UK GAAP developments | Stay ahead of major UK GAAP reforms with a focused update on the forthcoming FRS 102 changes. Explore key amendments, understand transitional requirements, and gain the insight needed to advise stakeholders and prepare your organisation for 2026 with confidence. |
| 17 June & 1 Dec | Confidence with impairments | This course explores the requirements of IAS 36 and Section 27 in a practical, example-driven way, giving you the tools and confidence to apply the standards and address common problem areas. |
| 9 July, 9 Oct, 10 Dec | IFRS developments | Stay current with the latest IFRS updates and upcoming changes. Understand key amendments, explore their practical impact, and gain confidence in applying new standards to maintain accurate, compliant reporting. |
| 15 Sept, 10 Oct | Sustainability reporting: applying UK SRS S1 and UK SRS S2 | Move from theory to practice with a hands-on guide to implementing UK SRS S1 and S2. Learn how to integrate sustainability data, governance, and reporting processes into everyday business operations while ensuring compliance and actionable disclosures. |
| 16 Sept, 12 Nov | Sustainability reporting: what it means for supply chains and SMEs | This course explores how UK SRS S1 and S2 impact suppliers and SMEs. You’ll learn what data larger reporting entities are likely to request, how to respond effectively, and how sustainability requirements may affect contracts, customer expectations, and assurance processes. |