Course Description

Synopsis:

The recent introduction of new baseline and additional reciprocal tariffs by the US has raised concerns about shifts in the global trade landscape. These changes could significantly affect business operations and financial reporting. How would your financial statements be impacted?

In this session, we will look into the effects of US tariffs on businesses - increased costs, potential sales reduction, and changes to business plans. We will also discuss resulting key accounting considerations such as going concern assessment, asset impairment, onerous contracts, expected credit loss and fair value measurement.


Intended For:

  • Audit Professionals / PAIP 
  • Finance Professionals  / PAIB 
  • Public Sector Finance
  • C-suite & Directors

 

Competency Mapping:

CPE Category 1 = 0.5 CPE Hour

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Felicia Tay

Felicia is an Associate Director in the ISCA Professional Standards Division. The division plays a key role in supporting the accountancy profession in upholding technical excellence through the work of various technical committees.Felicia's responsibilities include monitoring policy developments and implementation issues related to accounting standards both internationally and in Singapore. She leads efforts to identify and address emerging accounting challenges faced by professional accountants, providing timely support through the development and issuance of technical guidance.

Course Rating

Speaker's Rating

0.5 CPE Hour

Lesson(s)

4

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