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Nepal Financial Reporting Standards (NFRS)

04
Oct
04 Oct - 06 Oct
9:30 am to 5:30 pm
Dining Park Resturant
Old Baneshwor, kathmandu Nepal

Overview

 

Nepal Financial Reporting Standards (‘NFRS’) are designed as a common global language for business affairs so that company accounts are understandable and comparable within Nepal. The rules to be followed by accountants to maintain books of accounts which is comparable, understandable, reliable and relevant as per the users internal or external.

 

In Nepal, Accounting Standards are developed by the Accounting Standards Board (ASB). The ASB came into existence on 10 March 2003 as per the provisions of Nepal Chartered Accountants Act, 1997. ASB had earlier issued Nepal Accounting Standard (NAS) in line with IAS and with the gradual replacement of IAS by updated IFRS, the board has now issued NFRS on basis of recent international financial reporting standards (IFRS)

 

NFRSs are designed to apply to the general purpose financial statements and other financial reporting of profit-oriented entities. NFRSs sets out recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosure requirements dealing with transactions and events that are important in general purpose financial statements. NFRSs are based on the Conceptual Framework which addresses the concepts underlying the information presented in general purpose financial statements.

 

Nepal Rastra Bank has made it mandatory for A class Banks to prepare their Financial Statements from F/Y 2074 /75 and for B and C class from F/Y 2075/76 in accordance with NFRS. Hence, a practical understanding of the NFRS would be an added advantage for employees involved in Finance, Accounting, Internal Audit and Compliance department/unit. To cater to this need we have planned extensively to impart understanding on related NFRS to the working staffs of the concerned areas.

 

Our 24 hours exclusive workshop on Nepal Financial Reporting Standards (‘NFRS’) will help the participants to get in-depth knowledge about NFRS related to the banking sector.

 

Target audience

 

Employees involved in Finance, Accounting, Internal Audit and Compliance department/unit.

 

Objectives

Some of the objectives of NFRS workshop are:

  • Providing a working level understanding of NFRS.
  • Meeting regulatory and legal compliance in presentation of Financial Statements.
  • Making uniformity in accounting reporting system
  • Formulate accounting assumption standards in line with IFRS.

Content

 

Time NFRS Covered NFRS / Relevant Topic Session Objectives
1 Hr:30 Min Introduction to NFRS and Implication of NFRS to Nepalese Commercial Banks and FIs ·         Understanding the background to NFRS, principal areas where NFRS will impact on financial reporting vis-à-vis regulatory reporting

 

1 Hr:30 Min NFRS 1 First Time Adoption Issues ·         Issued to be understood while adopting NFRS for the first time.  Special focus on the new reporting requirements and exemption available.
1 Hr:30 Min

 

NAS 32,

NAS 39,

NFRS 7,

NFRS 9,

NFRS 13

Financial Instruments,

Fair Value Measurement

 

·         Impact of recognition, measurement and presentation of financial instruments.  (financial instruments being the main concern areas for Bank FI)

·         Understanding the fair value measurement recognition under NFRS

 

1 Hr:30 Min

 

1 Hr:30 Min
1 Hr:30 Min NAS 36

NAS 39

NFRS 9

NAS 12

Impairment

 

Taxes

·         Shift from rule based impairment model to principle based impairment of assets

·         Current and Deferred Taxes

1 Hr:30 Min NAS 18

NFRS 15

Revenue ·         Recognition of revenue (what is and what new is coming?)
1 Hr:30 Min NAS 21,

NAS 24,

NAS 19

Foreign Exchange

Related Parties,

Employee Benefits

·         Impact of forex gain or loss recognition, additional reporting requirement for related parties,

·         Accounting for employee benefits, with special focus on retirement benefits

1 Hr:30 Min NAS 34

NFRS 8

Interim Reports

Operating Segment

·         Applying NAS 34 for quarterly public reporting

·         Identifying and reporting operating segments

1 Hr:30 Min NAS 33

NAS 37

NFRS 5

EPS

Provisions Contingents,

Assets Held for Sale

·         Possible application of NFRS 5 for non-banking assets

·         Reporting EPS and contingencies

1 Hr:30 Min NAS 16

NAS 38

NAS 40

Property Plant and Equipment

Intangibles

Investment Properties

·         Understanding other assets in the financial statements of the bank their recognition and measurements
1 Hr:30 Min

 

NAS 28

NFRS 3

NFRS 11

NFRS 12

Consolidation and Group Accounting ·         Understanding subsidiaries, associates and joint ventures

·         Understanding consolidation

·         Understanding equity accounting

1 Hr:30 Min
1 Hr:30 Min NAS 8

NAS 17 / NFRS 16

NAS 20

NAS 23

Others standards ·         General NFRS discussion,
1 Hr:30 Min Open topics ·         Recap and closing

 

Training Fees

NRs. 40,000 /- + VAT– includes fee, stationery, training materials, two times tea/coffee, and one time lunch.

Group Discount: 10% for 4 and more participants

 

Cancellation

The cancellation of participation should be informed by October 02, 2018 – 5 pm. If any participant does not appear without any prior cancellation notice, full charge shall be levied on the client.

 

Certificate

Training certificate of participation will be awarded

only for those who fully attend the course.

Course at a glance:

Title: – Nepal Financial Reporting Standards (NFRS)

Date: 4th, 5th and 6th , October, 2018

Time: 9:30 am to 05:30 pm

Total Training Hour: 24 Hours

Venue: Dining Park Restaurant, Old Baneshwor

Investment: Rs. 40,000/- +VAT

For registration:

9801014401 / 9801014406

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