24-25 Nov, 2008 - Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA
JW Marriott Hotel
JW Marriott Hotel
The Companies Act requires the minimum disclosure in financial statements on
• Presentation Of Financial Statements FRS 101
• Provisions FRS 137
• Cash Flow Statement FRS 107
• Related Parties Transaction FRS 124
• Financial Instruments FRS 139
It also looks into the Companies Act and Corporate Governance requirements on other information.
The Annual Report also contains the Director’s Report, Chairman’s Report and other statutory information. We shall explore these requirements and discuss the most effective way these information may be presented.
PARTICIPANTS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE FOLLOWING:
• Being better able to prepare and present primary financial statements more efficiently
• Knowing how to present other reports required by statute more efficiently
• Presenting important components in a favourable manner
• Ensuring compliance with relevant statues
• Ensuring compliance with relevant FRSs
FOCUSING ON
• Presentation of Principle Financial Statements
• Presentation of Notes to the Principle Statement
• Other Statements in the Annual Report
• Relevant Financial Reporting Standards
• Reporting Requirements by the Companies Act
PARTICIPANTS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE FOLLOWING:
• Being better able to prepare and present primary financial statements more efficiently
• Knowing how to present other reports required by statute more efficiently
• Presenting important components in a favourable manner
• Ensuring compliance with relevant statues
• Ensuring compliance with relevant FRSs
THIS PROGRAM WILL OF VALUE TO
• Finance Directors
• Financial Controllers
• Accountants
• Finance Managers
• Financial Analysts
• Corporate Financial Advisors
• Account Managers
• General Managers
• Administration Managers
• Corporate Planners
• Company Secretaries
METHODOLOGY
Interactive lectures, explanations, practical exercise, group discussion, Q & A session
PROGRAM LEADER
MR. T. SEELAN, C.A. (M), FCCA, specialises in designing and setting up of accounting, internal control and operational systems as well as in performing operational audits. His clients include those in the hospitality, education, manufacturing and service-based industries.
His working experience includes years at several public accounting firms, a leading hotel in Langkawi and an established manufacturing organisation. He was attached to a large tax firm for three years. He also acts as a consultant for a number of groups on financial issues.
Mr. Seelan is also actively involved in the development and implementation of financial and management training programs for various organizations. He has trained accountants and financial advisors in Vietnam, Brunei and Uganda. These programs have produced excellent feedback.
He has trained personnel from numerous companies and the public sector, including, Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam, Permodalan Nasional Berhad, Institut Jantung Negara, Tradewind Hotel Group, Bintulu Development Authority, Ritz Carlton Hotel, Putrajaya IOI Resort, Majlis Perbadanan Sibu, Lembaga Urusan Tabung Haji, Tenaga Cable Industries, Yeo Hiap Seng, Kobe Precision, Eon Finance, International Islamic University, Petroliam Nasional Bhd, Progressive Insurance Bhd, Subang Jaya Medical Centre, The MINT Hotel, KLIA Pan Pacific Hotel, Bank Rakyat, Toshiba Electronics, UDA Holdings Bhd, Komag USA, Bank Industri & Teknologi (M) Bhd, PPB Group and TH Plantations to name a few.
He is a Member of the Malaysian Institute of Accountants, Fellow member of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants and the Institute of Business Administration.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
A Certificate of Completion will be awarded upon successful completion of each course. This serves as evidence of your personal and professional commitment to you career.
COURSE TIMING
Registration: 8.30 am, Course Begins: 9.00 am,
Morning Coffee: 10.30 am, Lunch: 1.00 pm to 2.00 pm,
Tea Break: 3:30 pm, Course Ends: 5.00 pm
