Public Sector Auditing 2024
Available from
20 June, 2024
CPD
3
Course Category:
Financial Reporting
R 375 VAT Incl.
Product Information
What you will learn
By attending this webinar you will gain the following competencies:Â
- Understand the establishment, legislative mandate and work of the Accounting Standards Board (ASB);
- Identify the Conceptual Framework for General Purpose Financial Reporting as issued by the Accounting Standards Board applicable to PFMA entities;
- Identify the legislation that prescribes the relevant accounting frameworks;
- Differentiate between cash basis and accrual accounting and understand the framework for the cash basis of accounting; and
- Understand the context that impacts on the application of International Financial Reporting Standards to the public sector.
Description
The public sector is highly regulated. As opposed to the private sector, the laws and regulations that govern the financial management of public funds require that actions are only taken by local government if they are compliant with prescripts.
Governments have a responsibility to provide services to the citizens of a country, to protect and grow the country’s resources and to ensure the creation and maintenance of generational capital for future generations. Service delivery is a complex, multi-faceted concept that is dependant on many variables, some within the control of the country, and some that emanate from global issues.
Proper management of public funds requires robust accounting processes and systems that can keep track of how these funds are moving in and out of public entities. This webinar addresses
Price
The following pricing apply:
Adhoc: R375.00
Content: TBC
Certificate
The following CPD is awarded 3 Units Financial Reporting.
Requirements
There are no preconditions for this course.
Moderate level.
Recorded webinar made available on a specified date.
Presenter
Monja van Zyl CA(SA)
Monja van Zyl completed her CA(SA) articles in Durban and qualified as a chartered accountant in 2006. She then worked for both listed and unlisted companies in various industries where she mentored and led teams of different sizes. 
Recognising the importance of balancing work and life, Monja started her own business called Aim Business Advisory Services in 2019. Her target market is the small-to-medium sized companies to whom she gives access to her vast skills and experience at a fraction of the cost on an outsourced retainer model. 
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