Course Description

Synopsis:

While US GAAP and IFRS/SFRS(I) share a common foundation, important differences in presentation, disclosure, and regulatory requirements remain, and can have real reporting and compliance implications.

This course covers a practical comparison of the two frameworks, highlighting common problem areas faced by preparers and auditors. You’ll examine key presentation and disclosure differences, understand major US SEC filing requirements and deadlines, and explore practical considerations for dual reporting and first-time filers transitioning to or from US GAAP.

Ideal for finance professionals involved in cross-border reporting or US regulatory compliance, this course helps you avoid common reporting pitfalls, reduce filing risk, and report with confidence.

To get the most out of this course, we recommend starting with Thomas Egan's Foundations of US GAAP and the US Regulatory Framework and Key Differences Between US GAAP and IFRS: Recognition and Measurement.


Intended For:

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

 

Competency Mapping: 

  • CPE Category 1 = 1.0 CPE Hour 
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Thomas Egan

Thomas is a member of ISCA, as well as ACCA, CPA Australia and is a licensed US CPA.  He had served on a number of committees related to accounting standards, financial reporting, and XBRL.  He has extensive experience related to accounting for financial instruments gained through the past 18 years in technical accounting roles with a Big 4 firm and an international bank and is currently the accounting advisor to the airline industry for implementation of IFRS 9, Financial Instruments, IFRS 15, Revenue and IFRS 16, Leases. Thomas holds a Masters degree in accounting from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and a Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Finance from the University of Oxford.

Course Rating

Speaker's Rating

1 CPE Hour

Lesson(s)

4

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