Release date: 8 March 2018
This new toolkit contains a work programme that guides users through a set
of relevant procedures for audit exempt companies, in both the Republic of
Ireland and Northern Ireland.
It will assist users to plan and budget for preparing accounts for audit
exempt companies, and a series of worksheets will suggest a set of procedures
that will allow jobs to be completed in a thorough and efficient way.
The work programme has been comprehensively updated to reflect recent changes
to FRS 102 and FRS 105 (including those resulting from the Triennial Review
2017), amendments to the Companies Act 2014 as a result of the Companies
(Accounting) Act 2017, and changes to UK company law.
Key features:
- Applies to both Republic of Ireland and Northern
Ireland;
- Suitable for both Small Companies and Micro Companies
/ Micro-entities;
- Four new Disclosure Aide Memoirs have been included,
covering Small Companies and Micro Companies in ROI and NI. These have
been significantly updated and enhanced over the old ‘Common Omissions’ aide
memoirs and include references to Company Law and FRS 102 / FRS 105;
- Many of the individual sections now include guidance
on some of the more complex areas of FRS 102 and FRS 105, including goodwill,
revaluations of fixed assets and investment properties, investments,
directors' and connected company loans, and distributable profits.
- Easy to use layout and order – indexing system
compatible with PQAs;
- Handy 2-Page Planning Memo to focus on what’s really
important to help your staff get on the way efficiently;
- Lead Schedules for balance sheet sections;
- A Control Sheet to ensure that you have all the books
and records before you start;
- Anti-Money Laundering steps;
- A step by step guide and template documents for availing of audit
exemption.
This toolkit replaces the old ‘Audit Exempt Work Programme 2013 ROI’ and
‘Audit Exempt 2008 NI’ toolkits, which are now out of date.
It is available on a user friendly Excel-based CD. This will allow
users to perform assignments using Excel spreadsheets that can be enhanced by
supporting schedules.