Training courses
ISA (UK) 600 (Revised)- Special Considerations: Audits of Group Financial Statements (Including the Work of Component Auditors) is effective for periods beginning on or after 15 December 2023. Auditors preparing for 31 December 2024 year‑end group audits need to understand the changes, which introduce significant new requirements, particularly at the planning stage. Our […]
Undertaking ATOL Reporting assignments requires team members to understand both the travel sector and the specific reporting obligations set by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). This course provides a practical introduction to the key requirements and common challenges in this specialist area. This course covers: An overview of the ATOL regulated sector The reporting requirements of the […]
This session provides an update on recent and upcoming changes to the FCA regulatory regime, with particular focus on issues affecting statutory and CASS auditors of FCA firms. The session will include: FSMA 2023 and the ongoing implementation of post-Brexit rule reform CASS 15 – how this will affect safeguarding of payment services client money […]
This session provides a concise overview of the recent and upcoming changes to the IFRS suite of accounting standards, helping participants stay up to date with key developments and understand their potential impact in practice. Topics covered include: IFRS 17 – and whether it has any relevance for non-insurance entities IFRS 18 and IFRS 19, […]
Our popular quarterly update is a must for anyone working in the accounts and audit team or firms of any size. Whilst the topics will vary on each update, each update covers: Economic crime, anti-money laundering and practice related matters, including Practice Assurance Financial reporting developments Audit update Specialist areas update, covering topics such as […]
The SRA is preparing to introduce significant changes to the SRA Accounts Rules and to the role of Reporting Accountants, following a number of interventions in firms over recent years. This update explores the proposed changes, their practical impact on assignments, and how firms should adapt their approach both now and in preparation for the […]
Undertaking a property agent assignment requires all team members to have a solid understanding of the sector- particularly the rules and expectations of the body you are reporting to, which can vary significantly. This course provides a clear and practical introduction to the key requirements. This course covers: What property agents are and why they […]
Have you assessed how the new Charities SORP and revisions to FRS 102 impact your clients? Are your clients aware of these changes so they can prepare effectively? The Charities SORP 2026 applies the new requirements arising from the periodic review of FRS 102 to charities and makes several other important changes, including the introduction […]
Academy assignments are often time-pressured and complex, with a wide range of sector specific regulations and reporting requirements to navigate. In this 45 minute session, Andrew Jarvis, author of HAT’s Academies Methodology: Provides an introduction to the academies sector Explains the role and expectations of the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) Outlines the key components of […]
Under the 2017 Money Laundering Regulations, all relevant team members must receive regular anti money laundering (AML) training. This annually updated course provides staff with an up to date and practical summary of key responsibilities, emerging risks, and best practice. This course covers: The latest AML legislation and regulations The three stages of money laundering Client Due […]
Compliance with the Money Laundering Regulations has never been more important or, arguably, more challenging. In recent years: Expectations from supervisory bodies, including the ACCA and ICAEW, have increased significantly The pandemic led to a substantial rise in fraudulent activity, without a corresponding increase in reports made by firms The ongoing geopolitical instabilities have highlighted the critical […]
Many firms hold a Designated Professional Body (DPB) licence, yet this remains a frequent area of noncompliance during ICAEW Practice Assurance visits. In our experience, this often stems from a lack of understanding across the team about what a DPB licence covers- and, equally importantly, the services that cannot be provided under it. This course covers: What a DPB […]
This course is designed for all new staff, regardless of their role, including support staff unless they will be attending the HAT B course. It provides a practical introduction to anti-money laundering (AML) requirements and the responsibilities placed on both individuals and firms. The course covers: A practical explanation of what money laundering is and the types of offences […]
GDPR – Understanding Your Responsibilities highlights a key requirement of the legislation, ensuring that all staff receive appropriate training. Without a basic understanding of GDPR principles, organisations face a significantly increased risk of noncompliance. This concise 30 minute overview covers: What GDPR is and why it matters The fundamentals of identifying a lawful basis for collecting and holding […]
Introduction to Charities – A Practical Guide is delivered over five on-demand modules and provides attendees with a comprehensive introduction to the charity environment in England and Wales, along with the key financial reporting and audit implications. It is ideal for staff working on charity assignments for the first time, as well as a useful […]
Introduction to SRA Accounts Rules Assignments is designed for delegates who are new to Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Accounts Rules assignments, as well as staff who require a thorough refresher. The course is structured around the current SRA Accounts Rules and highlights key areas of risk that firms need to be aware of. This […]
Introduction to Pensions – A Practical Guide provides attendees with a clear and practical understanding of occupational pension schemes, including which types of schemes require an audit, the specialist terminology used in the sector, and the key audit and preparation work involved. By the end of the course, participants will be well-equipped to prepare and […]
