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Over the last year, Microsoft have released many updates, bringing a wide range of exciting new features to Excel. This course covers these updates and improvements to help you use Excel to its full potential.

HMRC enquiries and investigations are not to be taken lightly. Mistakes can cost both you more than just money. This course looks at how HMRC handle routine enquiries into self-assessment returns, through to full blown investigations into a taxpayer's affairs.

With the accountancy profession under pressure for its failure to prevent a number of corporate scandals, make sure you are right up to date on the new IFRSs 9, 15, 16 and 17 and their impact on almost every organisation reporting under IFRS.

IFRS 15: Revenue from Contracts with Customers has fundamentally revised the rules for how to recognise and report revenue in financial statements. This course will get you up-to-date with recent changes and what they mean for your organisation.

In an attempt to bridge the expectation gap in audit, this course looks at the roles of audit and the auditor, and explores, in detail, the audit process and the regulatory standards that govern auditing.

This course focuses on key changes to tax and legislation including tax residence, marriage and civil partnership tax, employment law and tax policy.

To make the best business decisions, it is critical to understand the context in which we operate, and likely future developments. Through PEST analysis, this course looks at the major global trends you should be aware of for 2019-20.

This course looks at how to calculate, report and pay tax and national insurance contributions (NICs), on expenses and benefits in kind (BIKs). The course explores the specific rules for common expenses and benefits, and employers' reporting and payment obligations.

World class finance functions always focus on the critical success factors for achieving their strategic goals. This course will help you to identify the right critical success factors and how to use them to drive the business performance.

It is crucial that you are aware of amendments made to accounting practices and standards for financial reporting. This course will look at what has changed as a result of the triennial review and how entities will be impacted. It will look at the latest edition of FRS 102, the types of entities that can apply FRS 105, the disclosure requirements and the restrictions.

World class finance functions have business plans that are always relevant. This course shows you how a more agile approach to forecasting and budgeting can ensure that your plans remain the drivers of strategy. It shows you how to successfully apply agile methodology to your business planning and implement it in your organisation.

World class finance functions produce monthly reports that managers actually read. Laying out clearly the principles of effective reporting, this course will enable you to delight your audience by setting clear objectives, creating compelling visuals and creating monthly reports that drive business improvement.

This course covers key developments in taxation in 2019-20 and the effect these developments will have over the coming months.

Excel is an extremely powerful tool for accountants but are you using it to its full potential? Here we look at how to use Excel at an advanced level and the benefits that can bring.

Understand Power BI, Microsoft's powerful data analysis tool, and how it can benefit you in your finance role.

Cloud accounting, machine learning, RPA, AI, Blockchain, Bitcoin, deep learning, and more. What do these current, emerging and disrupting technologies mean for accounting?

To be the accountant of the future you will need a creative approach to solving problems and developing new ideas. This course will provide you with the tools you need to improve your own creative skills, identify ways to enhance your creativity and consider how to apply it in the workplace.

Using a real life Excel example, this course takes you through a process where you can learn how to develop forecasts and perform financial analysis. It leads you through a series of steps required to create your own model.