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Hi and welcome. If you're watching this, you're about to learn the language that over 90%

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of the world's listed companies already speak IFRS. And no, this

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isn't a course about memorizing rules. It's about learning to read the story behind the numbers.

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Here's the honest truth. Accounting has a reputation for being dry. We're going to fix that.

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Over 10 modules will turn you from someone who reads the bottom line into someone

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who interrogates. We start would be the big picture. Why the world standardize?

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And how principles beat rigid rules? Then we build a foundation, the conceptual framework.

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And how financial statements are actually presented under IES-1 and the new IFRC

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team. From there, the heavy hitters. Revenue under IFRS-15. The five

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step engine that decides when a sale is really a sale. Financial instruments under

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IFRS-9 where we stop waiting for disaster and start predicting it. Then the physical stuff,

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property, intangibles, impairment and the least revolution that drag billions back onto the

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biology. We'll architect entire corporate groups through consolidation,

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wrestle with provisions and defer tax, value pensions and share options. And finish where

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modern finance is heading EST, climate risk and reports that algorithms read as closely

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as humans do. It's a real climb, but by the end

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you won't just follow rules. You'll understand the judgment behind them. That's the difference between an accountant

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and a strategist. So grab a coffee, open module one, and let's get fluent. See you

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inside.