This two-part, intensive US GAAP course is perfect for professionals working in or preparing to enter an international finance environment where U.S. accounting standards are applied. Combining solid theoretical foundations with a hands-on approach, the training equips participants to work confidently with US GAAP and compare it effectively with IFRS.
Outline program*
Day 1
- Introduction to the course
- Scale of International Differences
- The Regulatory Context of EU Accounting
- The Regulatory Context of USGAAP
- Presentation of Financial Statements in IFRS and US GAAP
- Accounting for assets under USGAAP vs IFRS
- Leased assets – reporting by lessee
- Inventory
Day 2
- Revenue Recognition – present rules and practice, recent changes and transition to new rules, US/IFRS comparison
- Accruals, prepayments, provisions and contingencies
- Intangible Assets
- Tax accounting
- Wages and salaries and other employment benefits
- Course summary
Details
Duration: 2 training days
Date: 26,27 May 2026
Place: Zoom Meeting platform
Language: English
Price: 2 450 PLN net + VAT
Promotion: 20 February 2026
- 10% discount for individual registration
- 15% discount for registration of min. 2 persons
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Keynote speaker
David Potts
- over 20 years of experience in conducting financial training courses
- expert in US GAAP, UK GAAP, IFRS
- lecturer of ACCA, CIMA, ACA qualifications
Benefits of participation
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Gain a clear understanding of US GAAP principles—from fundamentals to advanced topics
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Learn practical differences between US GAAP and IFRS
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Develop in-demand skills valued by global corporations and SSC/BPO environments
Participant Feedback
- “Well done to the trainer! His speech was clear and he used simple words even though the topic was difficult and required specific terminology.”
- “it was awesome! David is an excellent trainer”
- “I just would like to point out that David is doing a great job by conducting training in online conditions, he’s got great personality and superb skills to keep people interested and involved, kudos to him!”
