IFRS for Private Entities live Webcast

 

Six months ago, in March 2008, the Board started re-deliberating its exposure draft on an IFRS for Private Entities (formerly IFRS for SMEs).

The IASB’s Director of Standards for Private Entities, Paul Pacter, will be providing an update on the current state of re-deliberations and an overview on the outstanding issues in a live Web presentation on 10 September 2008 .

The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session. Participants will be able to submit questions using the online facilities only. Instructions on how to do so will be given at the beginning of the session.

Specifically, Paul Pacter will address the following issues:

  • Why have an IFRS for Private Entities?
  • What has the IASB proposed?
  • What are the key issues arising from comment letters and field tests?
  • What is left to be done
  • How will the IASC Foundation assist in implementation?

For the convenience of our constituents in the different time zones we have scheduled two time slots for the Webcast:

  • 10 September 2008 at 10 am (GMT + 1)
  • 10 September 2008 at 3pm (GMT + 1)

How to register


There’s no charge to attend the Web presentation, but you will need to register to participate . You can do this now or any time before the presentation. If you register now, the provider will automatically remind you of the presentation nearer the time.

Once registered, you will be sent the access link for the Web presentation. If you want to listen to the presentation over the phone or view the presentation on the internet while listening to it over the phone you also need to register.

10:00 (GMT + 1) (London time) - 10 September 2008

15.00 (GMT + 1) (London time) - 10 September 2008

Technical information

  • Your computer must allow pop-ups. In case of doubt, please contact your technical department for information.
  • To access the presentation your computer must have Windows Media Player or Real Player installed.
  • For technical questions, contact Chris Samarakkody on +44 (0)20 7246 6444.

 

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