Companies Act 2006 - Final Implementation
Who will benefit?
The course is intended for partners and audit and accounts staff, particularly those involved with small and medium sized companies.
What you can gain:
The Companies Act 2006 is the longest act ever passed by parliament. Company law is changing, particularly in relation to small and medium sized companies.
This is a practical session looking at the implementation of the Act for smaller non-quoted entities.
The course will cover
- The contents of the new Companies Act 2006, particular sections relating to SMEs,
- New rules for directors and company secretaries
- Audit related changes to the Act
- The implementation timetable
- Changes to audit exemption
- Disclosure and presentation changes required by the Act
- The new director’s report
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About the Presenter:
John Selwood is a Chartered Accountant and independent training consultant. He lectures on money laundering, auditing and financial reporting. He also writes technical material for publishers. Previously, he has been the Technical Partner for a top 30 firm of accountants and Head of CharterGroup the accountancy network. John is also Finance Director of Passion of the Planet Ltd a group of digital radio broadcasting companies.