✨ General Introduction
Government grants and subsidies play a vital role in supporting organizations, whether profit-oriented or non-profit, by providing financial resources that enable growth, innovation, and sustainability.
However, accounting for these grants and subsidies requires a high level of accuracy and a deep understanding of international standards such as IFRS and GAAP to ensure proper recognition, measurement, and disclosure in financial statements.
Transparent reporting of grants and subsidies is essential to reflect the true financial position of an organization and to build trust with stakeholders, donors, and investors. Accounting for government grants is not limited to recording income or expenses; it also involves evaluating grant conditions, managing compliance risks, and ensuring optimal utilization of resources in alignment with organizational goals.
Proper governance and transparency in financial reporting strengthen institutional credibility and support executive leadership in making informed strategic decisions.
This workshop is designed to provide participants
with practical knowledge and skills to understand and apply best practices in
accounting for government grants and subsidies. Through a structured 5-day
program, participants will explore fundamentals, international standards, risk
management, governance, and future outlooks.
🎯 Target Audience
🎯 Expected
Objectives
📚 Scientific
Topics
Theme 1:
Introduction to Government Grants and Subsidies
Session 1: Concept of
Grants and Subsidies
Session 2: Accounting
Challenges in Grants
Theme 2:
International Accounting Standards
Session 1: Applying
IFRS to Grants and Subsidies
Session 2: Applying
GAAP to Grants and Subsidies
Theme 3: Risk
Management and Compliance
Session 1: Risks
Associated with Government Grants
Session 2: Compliance
Strategies
Theme 4: Governance
and Transparency
Session 1: Governance
Role in Grant Management
Session 2:
Transparency in Financial Reporting
Theme 5: Future
Outlook in Government Accounting
Session 1: Innovation
in Grant and Subsidy Management
Session 2: Future
Trends in Government Accounting
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