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If your audit feels chaotic, it’s not inevitable. It’s a signal.
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Join our business-focused webinar on the changes to FRS102, the updates that directly affect you and what you need to do next.
The biggest shake-up to UK GAAP in years is now with us, and it could reshape how your business reports performance. The changes mean that most leases will now to be reflected on the balance sheet rather than a disclosure note. Revenue recognition now follows a new five-step model. Your key financial metrics, internal processes and reporting may all be affected by the changes.
Join experts from Alliotts and Shaw Gibbs for a practical webinar built for business owners and finance teams to understand the changes.
Our experienced auditors will cover:
• What’s actually changed and why it matters
• The real impact on your numbers
• Practical steps for a smooth transition and ongoing compliance
Meet the experts:
Steve Neal – Head of Audit, Shaw Gibbs Group
Nick Nicolaou – Partner, Alliotts LLP
Vinay Bahl – Associate Director, Audit Shaw Gibbs Group
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10.30am
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