Channel 2: Growth 2026
IFRS for SMEs Agriculture and Biological AssetsAgricultural businesses and farms are major contributors to the economy, but accounting for biological assets under IFRS for SMEs can be a compliance nightmare. If you’re getting it wrong, you’re exposing your clients (and yourself) to financial misstatements, tax headaches, and potential penalties. This CPD session is designed to give you practical, no-nonsense guidance on how to apply IFRS for SMEs to agriculture without wasting time on theory that doesn’t impact your work
CIBA Compliance Channel: Legislative Update - February 2026This event brings news from key regulators to your practice, ensuring that you are aware of new requirements and stay compliant. In this monthly webinar we talk about what is new regarding our regulators, changes in laws and regulations that impact accountants, their practices, and clients.
One Signature Can Cost You EverythingMost business problems start with a bad contract or no contract at all. This session explains the law of contract in simple terms so you know what makes a contract valid and how to avoid costly disputes.
How Not to Get Prosecuted (or sued) - A Legal Survival Guide for AccountantsAccountants work inside South Africa’s legal system every day, often without realising where legal risk starts. This session helps SMP practitioners understand the parts of the legal system that affect their work, so they can protect their practice, avoid disputes, and prevent costly mistakes.
Understanding the Client’s BusinessYou cannot advise a client properly if you do not understand how their business really works. This session shows you how to truly understand a client’s business so you can give better advice, reduce risk, and add real value.
Personal Ethics as the last line of defenceMost ethical problems don’t start big — they start with small decisions we justify to ourselves. This session helps you recognise ethical risks early and make the right call before things go wrong.
Financial Mastery for Creatives: Accounting & Taxes That Work for YouCreative clients don’t think like traditional businesses — and that’s where problems start. This session equips you to confidently manage the accounting and tax needs of creative businesses without confusion or risk.
Materiality for Assurance Work: Getting It Right in Independent ReviewsIf you get materiality wrong, your whole assurance conclusion is at risk. This session shows you how to calculate and apply materiality correctly when performing independent reviews.
Corporate Culture and Its DynamicsCulture is not what a company says in its policies — it’s what people do when no one is watching. This session shows how corporate culture really works and why it can make or break a business.
IFRS for SMEs Section 29: Income Tax and Deferred Tax ExplainedTax accounting is not the same as tax law — and mixing the two causes mistakes. This session explains how current and deferred tax must be accounted for under IFRS for SMEs Section 29.
Maximising Team Performance Through Effective LeadershipStrong teams don’t happen by accident — they are built by leaders who know how to guide, support, and hold people accountable. This session shows how effective leadership directly improves team performance and results.
Business Administration Made Simple: SDL, UIF, Annual Returns and Workmen’s CompensationBusiness administration is where most small businesses slip up and get penalised. This session shows you exactly what registrations and submissions exist and how to manage them correctly.
Tax Happy Hour Gifts and Donations: VAT and Tax Treatment ExplainedGifts and donations often look simple — until SARS disagrees. This session explains how VAT and tax apply to gifts and donations so you can avoid costly mistakes.
FIC Compliance After Registration: Where Accountability Becomes PermanentBeing an Accountable Institution under the FIC Act is not optional — and getting it wrong has serious consequences. This session explains exactly what your responsibilities are and how to meet them correctly.
Independent Reviews: Reporting and FinalisationThe work is not finished until the report is right. This session explains how to properly finalise an independent review and issue a correct, defensible review report.
Attracting and Positioning Your Practice for GrowthGood work alone doesn’t grow a practice — the right positioning does. This session shows how to attract the right clients, stand out from competitors, and grow your practice with intention.
Law of Agency and Representation: Acting for Others Without Getting BurntActing on behalf of a client can expose you to serious legal risk if you don’t understand agency. This session explains how agency and representation work and how to protect yourself.
Ethics Mistakes That Cost Accountants Clients, Fees, and Their ReputationMost accountants don’t lose clients or income because of poor technical work — they lose it because of ethical mistakes. This session helps accountants understand where ethical risk really starts and how to protect their practice, reputation, and fees when clients push boundaries.
Tax Changes You Must Understand Before the Budget Hits Your ClientsThe Budget Speech changes the rules — but the real risk is misunderstanding them. This session breaks down the latest tax changes and explains what they actually mean for you and your clients.
Compliance Changes That Can Cost You Clients, Fines, or Your LicenceCompliance mistakes don’t just cause admin problems — they cost accountants clients, money, and credibility. This session highlights the compliance changes accountants cannot afford to miss and explains what they must fix now to protect their practice and avoid penalties.
Tax Happy Hour - Asset-for-Share Deals That Go Wrong and Attract SARS AttentionDelegates will learn how these transactions work in reality, what tax rules must be met, and where planning usually breaks down.
School Financial Reports That Get Governing Bodies and Principals Into TroubleWeak school financial reporting exposes schools, principals, and governing bodies to serious risk. This session helps accountants understand what school stakeholders expect from financial reports and how to prepare reports that stand up to scrutiny and protect everyone involved.
Tax Happy Hour Debt Forgiveness, Debt provision and write offDebt forgiveness and write-offs are often handled incorrectly. This session helps accountants understand the tax and VAT impact and avoid mistakes that SARS regularly challenges.
Tax Changes After the Budget: What You Must Fix Now for Your ClientsAfter the Budget Speech, tax changes move fast — and missing them can cost clients money and damage your credibility. This session focuses on the tax changes that matter in practice and what accountants must adjust now to keep clients compliant and protected.
Tax Happy Hour Trust Tax Returns That Trigger SARS Queries and AuditsTrust tax returns are heavily scrutinised by SARS. This session helps accountants understand how to prepare trust returns correctly and avoid common mistakes.
Mistakes Under the MFMA and Systems Act That Can Get Officials and Advisors in TroubleWorking with municipalities carries serious legal and financial risk. This session helps accountants understand how the MFMA and Municipal Systems Act affect financial work in municipalities, and how to avoid mistakes that lead to investigations, audit findings, or personal exposure.
Workplace Conflict That Destroys Teams, Trust, and ProductivityUnresolved conflict costs time, money, and good people. This session helps accountants and managers understand how workplace conflict starts, why it escalates, and how to deal with it before it damages teams, performance, and trust.
Purchase and Sale Agreements That Turn Into Costly DisputesPoorly understood sale agreements lead to disputes, unpaid amounts, and legal problems. This session helps accountants understand how purchase and sale agreements affect transactions, cash flow, and risk, so they can spot problems early and protect their clients and themselves.
Why Creative Professionals Stay Busy but Broke — and How to Fix Pricing, Contracts, and ClientsMany people working in the creative industries are constantly busy but still struggle to make money. The goal of this webinar is to help creative professionals move beyond simply finding work and instead build sustainable, profitable businesses.
What Trips Accountants Up in the Public Sector — and How to Work Safely Inside ItThe public sector works very differently from private business, and misunderstanding it creates serious risk. This session helps accountants understand how the public sector operates, where the pressure points are, and how to work safely without being exposed to audit findings, investigations, or blame.
Why Businesses Run Out of Cash — and How Better Budgets Prevent ItPoor budgeting and weak planning are the main reasons businesses miss targets and run into cash trouble. This session helps accountants and managers understand how to build budgets and plans that actually work and support better decisions.
Trust Accounting Mistakes Under the Legal Practice Act That Lead to Serious TroubleTrust accounting errors carry heavy consequences under the Legal Practice Act. This session helps accountants understand what trust accounting really requires and how to avoid mistakes that lead to investigations, penalties, or loss of credibility.
Tax Happy Hour Corporate Tax Return Mistakes That Cost Companies Money and TimeErrors in company tax returns lead to penalties, disputes, and cash-flow pressure. This session helps accountants understand where corporate returns go wrong and how to get them right.
Tax Happy Hour Individual Tax Returns That Create Problems With SARSMany individual tax returns fail due to avoidable errors. This session helps accountants understand where problems arise and how to reduce audit risk.
BBBEE Mistakes That Cost Clients Contracts and OpportunitiesBBBEE errors don’t just affect scores — they cost clients tenders, contracts, and credibility. This session helps accountants understand how BBBEE works in practice and how to avoid common mistakes that harm clients and expose advisors to blame.
Tax Happy Hour Employee Tax Mistakes That Get Employers and Accountants in TroubleEmployee tax errors lead to PAYE penalties and disputes. This session helps accountants understand where payroll tax goes wrong and how to fix it.
When SARS Says No: How Tax Disputes Cost Clients Money — and How to Fight Back ProperlySARS disputes drain time, cash, and trust. This session helps accountants understand how tax administration really works, how objections and disputes should be handled, and how to protect clients when SARS assessments go wrong.
Capital Gains Tax Mistakes That Cost Companies MillionsCorporate CGT mistakes often surface after deals are done — when it is too late to fix them. This session helps accountants understand where CGT risk sits in corporate transactions and how to avoid errors that lead to large, unexpected tax bills.
Capital Gains Tax Mistakes That Leave Individuals With Big Tax BillsCGT mistakes often only surface when an individual sells a property, business, or investment. This session helps accountants understand where individual CGT goes wrong and how to avoid tax shocks that damage client trust.
Home Office and Travel Claims That Trigger SARS AuditsIncorrect home office and travel claims are a major SARS audit trigger. This session helps accountants understand what SARS allows, what it challenges, and how to protect clients from penalties.
Contractor and PSP Tax Structures SARS Loves to ChallengeContractors and PSPs face high tax scrutiny. This session helps accountants understand where the tax risks lie and how to avoid structures that SARS regularly attacks.
Buying a Business vs Buying Shares: Tax Choices That Decide Whether a Deal WorksA business acquisition can look commercially attractive until the tax consequences of the transaction are calculated. One of the most important decisions is whether the buyer acquires the business and its underlying assets or acquires the shares in the company that owns the business. The commercial result may appear similar, but the tax consequences for the buyer and seller can be very different. CGT, VAT, income tax and the treatment of the underlying assets can materially affect the real value of the transaction. A structure that benefits the seller may not necessarily benefit the buyer, and tax consequences identified too late can change the economics of an otherwise attractive deal. For CIBA members advising business owners, entrepreneurs and SME clients, this is where technical tax knowledge becomes commercial advice. Clients need more than a calculation after the transaction has been agreed. They need an accountant who can identify the tax consequences early enough to help them make an informed business decision. This practical session with Ettiene Retief examines the tax implications of buying a business versus buying shares and shows practitioners how transaction structure can influence the final outcome for both buyer and seller. The objective is simple: understand the tax before the client signs the deal.
Assessed Losses SARS Will Ring-Fence or DisallowAssessed losses are heavily scrutinised by SARS. This session helps accountants understand when losses are allowed and when they will be restricted or denied.
Tax Mistakes That Put Legal Practices and Practitioners at RiskLegal practices face unique tax risks. This session helps accountants understand where tax problems arise and how to support law firms safely.
Negotiation Mistakes That Cost Professionals Money, Control, and RespectPoor negotiation leads to bad fees, weak boundaries, and lost credibility. This session helps professionals negotiate confidently without damaging relationships.
Ethical Leadership Failures That Destroy Trust and Long-Term Business ValueThis session examines ethical leadership in real business conditions rather than ideal scenarios. Delegates will explore how short-term pressure influences decisions, how leadership behaviour shapes culture, and why trust should be treated as a business asset. The session also considers ethical decision-making under pressure, leadership blind spots and how responsible leadership contributes to more sustainable organisations. The objective is to help professionals lead in ways that protect trust, reputation and long-term business value.
Ratio Analysis That Actually Tells You SomethingRatios don’t matter if you don’t know what they are warning you about. This session shows how to use ratio analysis to spot problems, explain performance, and support better decisions.
Strategy, Risk & Uncertainty: Decisions Without CertaintyBusiness decisions are made without perfect information. This session shows how to think strategically, assess risk, and make sound decisions in uncertain conditions.
CIPC Compliance Work: What Exists, What’s Changed, and How to Do It ProperlyCIPC non-compliance is easy to miss and expensive to fix. This session shows you exactly which CIPC duties exist, how to handle them correctly, and how to turn this work into a reliable service offering.
Law Firms, Trust Money, and Financial Risk: What Accountants Must Get RightLaw firms have unique financial rules — and getting them wrong creates serious risk. This session shows how to correctly manage accounting and financial processes in law firms with confidence.
PFMA Accounting: Where Public Money Goes WrongPFMA accounting failures don’t happen by accident — they happen through weak understanding. This session explains how accounting works under the PFMA and where professionals are most exposed to risk.
Non-Profit Financial Reporting: Where Good Intentions Go WrongNon-profits may not aim to make money, but they are still judged on their numbers. This session explains how to prepare correct, defensible financial reports for non-profit organisations.
MFMA Accounting: Where Municipal Money Breaks (and Who Gets Blamed)MFMA accounting mistakes don’t stay hidden — they end up in audit findings and investigations. This session explains how accounting works under the MFMA and where finance professionals are most exposed to risk.
MFMA Processes & Reporting: Where Things Usually Fall ApartNo description.
Excel That Actually Makes You Faster (Intermediate)Excel can save you hours — or waste them if you’re using it badly. This session shows how to use Excel properly to work faster, cleaner, and with more confidence.
Basic Accounting Journals Part 2: The Adjustments That Still Catch People OutYou know the basics — but it’s the follow-up journals that quietly break the numbers. This session deepens your journal skills so adjustments stop causing errors and confusion.
Responding to Risk: What You Do After You’ve Identified ItSpotting risk is easy — responding to it properly is where most professionals fail. This session shows how to respond to risk in a way that actually protects the business and the professional.
The Creative Entrepreneur Mindset: Planning, Budgeting & GrowthCreative entrepreneurs don’t fail because they lack ideas — they fail because they don’t plan their money. This session shows how to shift creatives from survival mode to structured growth.
Accounting for Medical Practices: Where Healthcare Meets High RiskMedical practices look profitable on paper — until cash flow, claims, and compliance tell a different story. This session explains how accounting really works in medical practices and where professionals are most exposed.
Farm Financial Management: Why the Numbers Never BehaveFarms can look profitable and still run out of cash. This session explains how farm finances really work and how to advise farmers without getting caught by seasonal risk.
Accounting & Reporting for Non-Profit Organisations: Where Good Intentions Fail on PaperNon-profits are trusted with money — and poor reporting destroys that trust fast. This session shows how to account for and report non-profit finances correctly and defensibly.
Excel Without Mercy: Advanced Skills for Serious ProfessionalsIf Excel is slow or breaks under pressure, you’re using it wrong. This session takes Excel skills to the next level for professionals who want speed, control, and power.
Choosing the Wrong Legal Structure Can Cost You YearsThe legal structure you choose affects tax, risk, growth, and liability. This session explains legal structures in simple terms so you can make the right choice.
Trusts Are Not Simple: Financial Reporting That Gets ScrutinisedTrusts attract attention from regulators and SARS. This session explains how to prepare correct and defensible financial reports for trusts.
Debt Can Grow Your Business or Kill ItFunding decisions shape the future of a business. This session explains how gearing works and how to fund a company without creating dangerous risk.
Still Doing Things the Old Way? Technology Is Eating Your LunchTechnology is changing how businesses and practices operate. This session shows how to use modern platforms to work smarter, faster, and more competitively.
Debits, Credits & Journals: The Basics That Still Break Financial StatementsIf you don’t truly understand debits, credits, and journals, everything else falls apart. This session fixes the basics so your financial statements stop lying to you.
Google AI for Accountants: Practical Tools That Actually Save TimeAI is already shaping accounting work — the real risk is using it badly. This session shows how Google AI tools can be used properly, safely, and practically in everyday accounting work.
Rent, Hire, and Headaches: Letting & Hiring Agreements That Go WrongLetting and hiring agreements look simple until money stops or damage happens. This session shows where these agreements fail and why professionals get pulled into disputes.
Credit Agreements: When “Easy Credit” Becomes a Legal NightmareCredit grows businesses until it destroys cash flow. This session explains where credit agreements quietly turn into legal and financial disasters.
Insurance Law: You’re Covered… Until You’re NotInsurance feels safe until a claim fails. This session explains why cover disappears when it is needed most.
Avoid Court, Save Money: Alternative Dispute Resolution ExplainedCourt drains time, money, and relationships. This session shows how disputes can be resolved without destroying value.
Law of Security: When Debt Needs BackupUnsecured debt is risky debt. This session explains why security determines who gets paid and who loses.
COIDA Amendments You Cannot Ignore in 2026Recent COIDA regulations are now in force. Missing the changes puts employers and practitioners at real compliance and penalty risk.
Compliance Update: What Has Changed and Why It Matters Now April 2026Compliance rules change quietly, but enforcement moves quickly. This session focuses on what has changed, what is now being enforced, and where professionals are exposed.
Bills of Exchange: Old Law, Real ConsequencesBills of exchange still carry serious liability. Ignoring them creates real risk.
Partnerships: When Business and Friendship CollidePartnerships share profit and liability. This session explains why they are one of the most dangerous structures.
Close Corporations: Still Alive, Still RiskyAn established CC can appear uncomplicated simply because it has operated for many years. But familiarity can hide problems involving ownership, authority, member conduct, financial records, statutory compliance and personal liability. A practitioner who knows what to look for can identify concerns earlier, have better conversations with clients, recommend appropriate corrective action and reduce unnecessary professional exposure.
Insolvency Law: When There Is No Money LeftNo description.
Labour Law: Where Good Intentions Get You SuedLabour mistakes are expensive. This session explains why process failures lead to claims.
Consumer Protection: When the Law Sides With the CustomerConsumer law overrides contracts. This session explains how businesses lose even when they think they are right.
Protecting Your Creative Work: Copyright, Royalties & Digital RightsCreative value disappears when rights are misunderstood. This session explains how work is protected or lost.
Professional Ethics: Where Pressure Tests Your IntegrityEthical failure rarely starts with bad intent. It starts with pressure, silence, and small compromises. This session focuses on how professionals stay ethical when it is uncomfortable.
Annual Financial Statements for SMEs: Getting It Right Without Overcomplicating ItAnnual financial statements are often technically correct but practically weak. This session shows how to prepare clear, compliant SME financial statements that stand up to scrutiny.
Business Communication and Etiquette: When How You Speak Matters as Much as What You SayPoor communication damages trust faster than technical mistakes. This session focuses on professional communication that protects relationships, credibility, and outcomes.
Governance and Ethics in the Public Sector: Where Accountability Breaks DownPublic sector failures rarely begin with fraud. They begin with weak governance and ignored ethics. This session explains how accountability breaks down and why professionals are exposed.
Compliance Update: JuneCompliance pressure continues to tighten. This session focuses on what is being enforced now and where attention has shifted.
Compliance Update: What Has Changed and Why It Matters Now - July 2026Compliance expectations continue to increase. This session highlights new pressure points and emerging risks.
Introduction to the Public Finance Management Act and Treasury Regulations: What They Actually RequireThe PFMA creates personal and professional responsibility. This session explains what it really requires and where risk begins.
e@syFile Updates: What changed, what it means, and what you must do nowSARS has pushed through several e@syFile updates since late 2025. Some of these changes are mandatory from the 202602-reconciliation period. If you miss them, your PAYE submissions will fail. This webinar informs you about what has changed, why it matters, and what you need to action right now. It will also provide you with an opportunity to ask your questions and get answers directly from SARS officials.
Compliance Update: AugustCompliance expectations continue to evolve. This session focuses on changes that affect daily practice now.
Compliance Update: SeptemberCompliance risk continues to move as enforcement patterns change. This session highlights current exposure points.
Public Finance Management Act Processes and Reporting: Where Things Go WrongStrong accounting records alone do not create accountability in the public sector. When the processes behind the numbers fail, unreliable reporting, control weaknesses and audit findings often follow. Under the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), accountability depends on a chain of processes working as intended: budgets must be properly managed, expenditure appropriately authorised, transactions supported, performance monitored and financial information reported accurately and on time. A weakness at one point can affect everything that follows. For accountants working in or advising public sector institutions, understanding this chain is critical. The professional value lies not only in identifying an incorrect number at reporting stage, but in recognising the process or control failure that produced it. This practical one-hour session, presented by Eszter Rapanos, CIBA Technical Manager, examines where PFMA processes commonly break down, how those weaknesses affect reporting and accountability, and why unresolved deficiencies can develop into recurring audit findings and professional exposure. The focus is practical: identify the breakdown before it becomes another finding.
Compliance Update: OctoberCompliance enforcement continues to tighten. This session focuses on current risk areas.
Basic Accounting Journals Part 2: The Adjustments That Still Catch People Out - Session 3You know the basics — but it’s the follow-up journals that quietly break the numbers. This session deepens your journal skills so adjustments stop causing errors and confusion. This is a follow up from the last session
Compliance Update: NovemberYear end compliance pressure increases. This session focuses on closing the year without compliance failures.
COIDA Systems and Workings from the COIDA TeamThis session is a focused, practical engagement between the Compensation Fund team and practitioners, employers, accountants, bookkeepers, payroll specialists, and consultants. It aims to address real operational and system-related COIDA challenges that are preventing employers from complying, and to provide clear answers, escalation routes, and practical guidance.
Compliance Update: What Has Changed and Why It Matters Now May 2026Compliance risk continues to move. This session highlights new developments and emerging pressure points since the last update.
Responding to Risk: What You Do After You’ve Identified It - Follow upSpotting risk is easy — responding to it properly is where most professionals fail. This session shows how to respond to risk in a way that actually protects the business and the professional. This session is a follow up to the previous event.
What Is Your Practice Really Worth? Free Cash Flow Valuation for a Professional Practice ExplainedRevenue looks impressive, but cash flow determines value. This session explains how free cash flow is used to value a professional practice properly.
Property, Brands, and Other Things People Get Wrong on the Balance Sheet IFRS for SMEs Section 16 and Section 18Investment properties and intangible assets look impressive on paper. When they are wrong, they quietly destroy credibility. This session explains how these assets should really be treated.
Corporate Governance and the King Code: When Responsibility Becomes PersonalCorporate governance is no longer a boardroom formality. The King Code shapes accountability, behaviour, and personal exposure. This session explains what governance really demands and where professionals get caught.
From Interest to Income: Turning Conversations into Clients Without Selling Your Soul. Converting Interest into ClientsMany professionals attract interest but fail to convert it. This session explains how interest turns into clients through clarity, confidence, and trust.
Buying a Business Is Easy. Accounting for It Is Not. IFRS for SMEs Section 19Business combinations create long-term reporting problems when goodwill is misunderstood. This session explains how acquisitions should be accounted for and why errors last for years.
Business Rescue: What It Is, When It Starts, and Why It Changes Everything. Introduction to Business Rescue in South AfricaBusiness rescue is often misunderstood and triggered too late. This session explains what business rescue really is, when it applies, and why timing and understanding matter.
The Notes That Trip You Up: Related Parties, Going Concern, and Subsequent EventsThese areas look simple but cause serious reporting failures. This session explains why these disclosures matter and where mistakes happen.
Ethics and Technology in Accounting: Just Because You Can, Does Not Mean You ShouldTechnology has changed how accounting work is done, but it has not changed responsibility. This session explains where ethical risk arises when technology is used without enough judgement.
Compliance, Risk, and Ethics in Healthcare: Where Mistakes Become PersonalMedical practices operate under strict rules and intense scrutiny. This session explains how compliance, risk, and ethics intersect in healthcare.
Good Intentions Are Not Enough: Governance and Controls in the NPO SectorNon profit organisations operate on trust. Weak governance and controls destroy that trust quickly. This session explains how failures occur.
Farming on Thin Margins: Funding, Grants, and Risk That Can Make or Break a SeasonAgriculture depends on funding and grants, but risk is often misunderstood. This session explains how funding, grants, and risk interact in agricultural businesses.
Stepping Up Without Burning Out: Leadership Skills for Emerging LeadersNew leaders face pressure without preparation. This session focuses on leadership skills that support confidence, clarity, and sustainability.
Where Accountants Get Pulled In: The Accountant’s Role in Business RescueAccountants play a critical role in business rescue, often without realising their exposure. This session explains where responsibility sits and how risk arises.
Rescue on Paper: Business Rescue Plans and Financial ReportingA business rescue plan lives or dies on its numbers. This session explains how financial information supports or destroys a rescue plan.
When Financial Statements Look Right but Tell the Wrong StoryNumbers can be correct and still misleading. This session explains how IFRS 18 changes presentation and why structure and clarity now matter more than ever.
Understanding Machine Learning: What It Really Does and Why It MattersMachine learning already influences decisions, systems, and outcomes. This session explains what it actually is, how it works, and why professionals need to understand it.
AI Financial Intelligence: Using AI Without Losing ControlAI can enhance financial insight or distort it completely. This session explains how AI is used in financial intelligence and where caution is required.
When Everyone Agrees but Responsibility Still Matters Agreed Upon ProcedureNo description.
High Performance Is Built, Not Hoped For Building and Sustaining High Performance TeamsHigh performing teams do not happen by accident. This session explains how performance is built and sustained over time.
Governance, Accountability, and the Accountant’s Ethical Role: Where the Line Is DrawnAccountants operate at the centre of governance and accountability. This session explains where ethical responsibility begins, where it ends, and where professionals get exposed.
Cybersecurity and Technology: Protecting Information, Systems, and TrustTechnology risk is now business risk. This session explains how cybersecurity failures happen and how professionals are affected when systems are compromised.
Healthcare Practices That Last: Managing Money, Risk, and Growth, Practice Management and Financial Sustainability in HealthcareMany healthcare practices fail financially despite strong demand. This session explains why and how sustainability is built.
Provisions, Staff Costs, and Liabilities Everyone Hopes Will Go Away, IFRS for SMEs Section 21 and Section 28 Provisions and employee benefits rely heavily on judgement. Getting them wrong hides liabilities and damages trust.
Thinking Clearly Under Pressure: Problem Solving and Decision Making Poor decisions are rarely caused by lack of knowledge. This session focuses on how pressure affects judgement.
Fixing the Business or Saving It Legally: Turnaround Strategies vs Business RescueNot every struggling business needs business rescue. This session explains the difference between turnaround strategies and formal rescue.