Financial Reporting in France and Germany
European financial reporting practices in detail.
Available in-company
| Date | Location | Price | |
| 15/11/2007 | London | Usual price: 540 + VAT (GBP) |
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Who will benefit
The programme has been designed for commercial, industrial and practising accountants who are concerned with the preparation, audit or interpretation of the financial statements of European companies.
Comments
Excellent in pointing out the main differences between UK and French/German accounting - essential as I manage accounts for French and German
Judith Osborne ACMA, Global Accounts Manager, CPL Aromas Ltd
Very useful in conversations with French and German colleagues
Ms Amanda Ellis ACMA, International Financial Controller, Carillion plc
It has given me an insight into the differences between UK and French accounting and the conceptual framework which drives them
Stephen Ellerton, Head of Finance, Lindsey Oil Refinery Ltd
What you can gain
- Detailed knowledge of financial reporting practice in France and Germany
- The ability to avoid the major pitfalls threatening those unaware of these differences
- Enhanced skill in consolidating, assessing, interpreting and auditing the financial statements of French and German subsidiaries
- Improved communication with staff in French or German subsidiary or parent companies
Speaker
Christopher Nobes, BA, PhD, FCCA, is PricewaterhouseCoopers Professor of Accounting, University of Reading. He is author of 12 books including the Financial Times Reports: German Accounting Explained and Interpreting French Company Reports. He was a member of the UK's Accounting Standards Committee and is vice-chairman of the accounting committee of the Fédération des Experts Comptables Européens, a body which advises the EU Commission on company law matters. He was also one of the two UK representatives on the Board of the International Accounting Standards Committee from 1993 to 2001.
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