PwC Learning and DevelopmentTraining in Financial Reporting

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Jumadi AngganaPartnerjumadi.anggana@id.pwc.com+6221 521 2901 ext 90990

Djohan PinnarwanPartnerdjohan.pinnarwan@id.pwc.com+6221 521 2901 ext 91299

Ketty Tedja Directorketty.tedja@id.pwc.com+6221 521 2901 ext 90839

M. Jusuf WibisanaPartnerjusuf.wibisana@id.pwc.com+62 21 521 2901 ext. 75600

PwC Indonesia

Basic A comprehensive package of training as an introduction to help learners understand the basic concepts of accounting standards.

• Accounting 101 (a refresher course) Gives a comprehensive introduction to accounting basics. Accounting theory and financial statements are discussed in detail and real-life application is reviewed through practice and exercises.

• Revenue Provides foundation knowledge to understand the definitions, recognition, measurement and disclosure principles of revenue recognition.

• Accounting for fixed assets, investment property and leasing

Helps participants obtain fundamental concepts on the recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosure principles for fixed assets and investment properties. This course also entails detailed discussions and practical issues on lease accounting.

• Accounting for inventories, income tax, and provisions

Covers basic principles in accounting for inventories as applicable in various industries. This course also includes discussion on accounting for current and deferred income taxes, and recognition and measurement of provisions.

• Accounting for intangibles and impairments

Covers two related modules: intangible assets and non-financial asset impairments. Participants will learn the recognition principles of each type of intangibles and will gain a better grasp of impairment assessments.

Intermediate Topics where either the standard or its application is complex.

• Accounting for employee benefits and share-based payments

Involves comprehensive discussion of different kinds of employee benefits and how to account for them as well as the appropriate accounting treatment of share-based payments and how it affects the financial results.

• Business combination Elaborates the concepts and principles behind the purchase method of accounting for acquisition of businesses.

• Consolidation, investments and assets held-for-sale

This course is beneficial to clients that have group reporting; consolidation procedures and accounting for different types of equity investments as well as disposal assets/groups are discussed.

• Accounting for financial instruments Gives participants a better understanding of the foundation knowledge involved in recognising, measuring, presenting and disclosing accounting standards for financial instruments relevant to the client’s business.

• Accounting advice and support relating to events/ transaction

Designed and tailored specifically to client’s needs relating to a corporate action, deal, transaction, or other events in which accounting treatment and impact analysis are critical.

• Service concession arrangements Covers topics like general features, scope, recognition, and measurement of service concession arrangements.

• Construction of real estate Covers topics regarding the revenue recognition of construction arrangements of real estate.

IndustryThis course identifies common issues that are unique to each industry and includes a number of real life examples to demonstrate how those companies are responding to various accounting challenges, e.g.:

• Mining • Telecommunication

• Oil and gas companies • Insurance

• Palm oil plantation • Banking

Advanced Topics where either the standard or its application is complex.

• IFAS updates Helps participants to become familiarized with the current developments and changes in issued and exposure drafts of IFAS and IFRS.• IFRS updates