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Financial reporting isn’t just about compliance. It’s about clarity, accountability, and getting it right.
Financial Reporting Conversations, presented by Basford Consulting, helps accountants, auditors, directors, and legal professionals navigate the complexities of IFRS, auditing, and climate standards with confidence.
Each episode uncovers the unknown unknowns the hidden clauses, definitions, and disclosure nuances that most people overlook and explains how to apply them in real-world reporting environments.
Hosted by Wayne and Judith, the podcast translates technical standards into practical insights that help you avoid “Blind Freddy” mistakes, strengthen governance, and improve reporting quality.
If you’re ready to go beyond compliance and see what the standards really require, subscribe to Financial Reporting Conversations where we make the unknowns in financial reporting known.
Frekuensi pembaruan:
weekly
Panjang audio rata-rata:
30 minutes
Wawancara tamu
Memiliki sponsor
Inggris
Australia
23 episode
sejak 6 Nov. 2025
episodic
EPISODE TERBARU 🔗
How has the accounting profession changed over the past 25 years, and has practice kept pace?
In this opening episode of Inside the Accounting Profession series, Wayne Basford and Bruce Andrews discuss the forces reshaping the accounting profession, from technology and professional-firm bureaucracy…
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EPISODE SEBELUMNYA 🔗
IFRS has been with us for more than 20 years, but has it really changed financial reporting in practice?
In this episode of Financial Reporting Conversations, Wayne Basford and Judith Leung are joined by James Scott from JD Scott & Co. to unpack the IFRS Practice Gap: the difference between wha…
When an audit fails, the issue is not always a bad test or a missed checklist. Sometimes, the real problem is that the engagement partner was missing when it mattered most.
In this episode of Financial Reporting Conversations, Wayne Basford and Judith Leung unpack why the engagement partner must be…
AI in accounting is changing how technical papers, reports, training content, and audit resources are prepared. But faster does not always mean better.
In this episode of Financial Reporting Conversations, Wayne Basford and Judith Leung discuss how AI in accounting can improve efficiency, support t…
When an audit goes wrong, the problem is not always that the auditor missed the issue. Sometimes, the issue was known but not communicated early, clearly, or to the right people.
In this episode of Financial Reporting Conversations, we unpack audit communication failures. Wayne and Judith discuss w…
When companies collapse shortly after receiving a clean audit opinion, the same question always follows: where were the auditors? But audit failure rarely begins at the moment the opinion is signed.
In this episode of Financial Reporting Conversations, Wayne Basford and Judith Leung unpack how audi…
When companies collapse shortly after receiving a clean audit opinion, attention often turns to technical failures. But what if the deeper issue is commercial pressure inside the audit process itself?
In this episode of the Why Audits Go Wrong series, we explore how commercial pressure, fee depende…
When audit failures occur, the focus almost always turns to the audit file — missed procedures, weak evidence, or poor judgment. But what if audit failures are actually driven by something more fundamental?
In this episode, we examine whether audit failures are caused by resource constraints within…
When a company collapses shortly after a clean audit opinion, the same question always comes up: where were the auditors? But audit failure rarely starts in the audit file.
In this episode of Financial Reporting Conversations, part of the Why Audits Go Wrong series, we walk through the 7-step audit…
Identifying the acquirer under IFRS 3 sounds simple until reverse acquisition scenarios prove otherwise. One of the most common errors in IFRS 3 is getting the acquirer wrong, and when that happens, the entire set of financial statements can be materially misstated.
In this episode, we unpack how r…
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