Group reporting packs
Reconcile local figures to group policies, identify conversion adjustments and document the treatment of relevant balances and transactions.
CHARTERED CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTSLet’s talk ↗︎When your UK accounts and parent company reporting follow different requirements, your finance team needs a clear bridge between them. Accendo helps established companies and groups resolve IFRS reporting questions and prepare evidence before deadlines tighten.
Discuss your requirementsThe parent needs a reporting pack before the local accounts are complete. Accounting policies differ, conversion journals need explaining and audit queries arrive while the team is closing the next month. The priority is a reporting position that management can understand and support.
We establish the framework, group instructions, deadlines and areas requiring judgement. We then agree the technical analysis, adjustments and reporting schedules needed, with direct partner involvement in significant matters.
Reconcile local figures to group policies, identify conversion adjustments and document the treatment of relevant balances and transactions.
Agree focused support for matters such as revenue, leases, acquisitions or impairment. The deliverable may be an accounting paper, calculation or disclosure analysis.
Assess the differences between the current framework and the required IFRS basis, then plan transition information, comparative figures and supporting documentation.
Bring your latest accounts, group reporting instructions, reporting deadline and a summary of the unresolved issues. We agree the scope, information responsibilities and outputs before work starts. Your finance team remains involved in the accounting decisions and approval of the reporting.
Accendo is a London-based firm of Chartered Certified Accountants supporting organisations across the UK. Asif Rafique, FCA, leads the partner relationship, bringing experience in audit, advisory and strategy across practice and industry.
We agree responsibilities, deliverables and fees before work starts. Engagement acceptance includes conflict and applicable audit independence checks. Management retains responsibility for its decisions and financial information.
Not automatically. Local statutory accounts and the parent’s reporting pack can follow different frameworks. We first establish the requirements for each, rather than assuming a full statutory conversion is necessary.
Yes. An engagement can focus on a defined transaction or reporting issue. We agree the question, available evidence and required output, including any implementation support.
We can help management prepare the analysis and supporting information auditors need. Management retains responsibility for its accounting decisions. Where Accendo is also the auditor, any additional work is assessed against applicable independence requirements.
The number of entities, reporting framework, complexity of the issues, quality of the records and deadline. Send us the reporting instructions and key questions so we can define a useful scope.