FRS102 – lessons learned

Goodman Jones partner, Philip Woodgate quoted in the ICAEW publication Economia on handling the issues that FRS102 raises for more complex entities such as LLPs and international businesses, page 81.

Key lesson for all though is not to underestimate the time needed to prepare the new accounts.

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