2025-12-23T00:00:00+02:00
  • IT Systems and Controls

    LEAF Webinar

    Technology and the Auditor: Applying ISA 315 (Revised 2019) in the IT Environment Technology is reshaping the world of auditing. As digital transformation accelerates, auditors must constantly reassess how emerging technologies and evolving IT environments influence their responsibilities and methodologies. The impact of technology extends beyond audit tools — it is fundamentally transforming the audit process from a retrospective, sample-based exercise into a proactive, continuous, and data-driven assurance model. This webinar provides participants with a clear understanding of the role of ISA 315 (Revised 2019) in the IT environment, including IT General Controls (ITGCs) and [...]

  • Applying Ethics in Practice Webinar

    LEAF Webinar

    Back by popular demand. A practical ethics webinar for accounting and audit professionals. What You Will Learn Ethics plays a fundamental role in acting in the public interest and delivering quality audit services. Ethics also forms an integral part of the audit profession’s code of conduct and requires proper knowledge by all participants in the profession. Auditors can only apply an appropriate level of professional scepticism during audits, if they are independent. It is, therefore, crucial for auditors to always be aware of the latest changes in the ethics landscape, and understand how to apply [...]

  • SAICA Training Regulations Webinar

    LEAF Webinar

    Essential guidance for all role players in the SAICA Training Programme What You Will Learn All role players in a training office — including training officers, evaluators, mentors, and trainees — must comply with the requirements of the SAICA Training Regulations when participating in the SAICA Training Programme. These regulations outline the responsibilities, processes, and governance framework that ensure the development and assessment of trainee accountants aligns with SAICA’s professional standards. A clear understanding of the Training Regulations is essential to maintaining compliance, preventing disputes, supporting trainee development, and ensuring successful accreditation of the training [...]

  • IFRS 19: Subsidiaries without Public Accountability

    LEAF Webinar

    Understanding the new reduced-disclosure standard for eligible subsidiaries. Overview Many auditors and preparers are familiar with the burden subsidiaries face when preparing extensive financial disclosures — often duplicating information already reported at group level. IFRS 19, Subsidiaries without Public Accountability: Disclosures, introduces a transformative solution. This new standard allows eligible subsidiaries to apply a reduced set of disclosure requirements instead of the full disclosure demands of other IFRS Accounting Standards. The result: streamlined reporting, reduced workload, and improved efficiency — without compromising the usefulness of financial statements for stakeholders. Effective for annual reporting periods beginning [...]

  • SAICA Training Regulations Webinar

    LEAF Webinar

    Essential guidance for all role players in the SAICA Training Programme What You Will Learn All role players in a training office — including training officers, evaluators, mentors, and trainees — must comply with the requirements of the SAICA Training Regulations when participating in the SAICA Training Programme. These regulations outline the responsibilities, processes, and governance framework that ensure the development and assessment of trainee accountants aligns with SAICA’s professional standards. A clear understanding of the Training Regulations is essential to maintaining compliance, preventing disputes, supporting trainee development, and ensuring successful accreditation of the training [...]

  • IFRS 19: Subsidiaries without Public Accountability

    LEAF Webinar

    Understanding the new reduced-disclosure standard for eligible subsidiaries. Overview Many auditors and preparers are familiar with the burden subsidiaries face when preparing extensive financial disclosures — often duplicating information already reported at group level. IFRS 19, Subsidiaries without Public Accountability: Disclosures, introduces a transformative solution. This new standard allows eligible subsidiaries to apply a reduced set of disclosure requirements instead of the full disclosure demands of other IFRS Accounting Standards. The result: streamlined reporting, reduced workload, and improved efficiency — without compromising the usefulness of financial statements for stakeholders. Effective for annual reporting periods beginning [...]

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