Convergence
Explained at Inaugural IFRS Conference
By Nyasha Foy, Marketing Coordinator Posted on 9/11/08 NEW YORK-- With the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposal for a “roadmap” for the adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), it’s become essential that accountants understand the convergence with United States Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). In order to address this urgent need, FAE will host its first International Financial Reporting Standards Conference on Oct. 29 at the FAE Conference Center in New York City. “The timing is perfect for the inaugural IFRS all day conference,” said Conference Chair Ken Bosin, a financial officer with Deutsche Bank. “We designed the program for those financial executives who are seeking an overview or are new to IFRS to enable them to understand the concepts and to highlight key differences between IFRS and US GAAP. The eight major accounting topics covered will be invaluable to attendees.” The conference will identify measures to monitor the progress of the proposed transition, which would require U.S. public companies to utilize IFRS when preparing and filing their financial statements. Sessions include:
This conference is designed for CFOs, controllers, and financial executives—especially experienced U.S. GAAP professionals—as well as CPAs in public practice just beginning to establish IFRS capability. Conference attendees will receive eight CPE credits in accounting. To register, click here or call 800-537-3635. Click here to view the brochure. |
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