IFRS Consulting in Canada

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Gary Schein of GFS Consulting is available to assist companies in Canada with initial preparation for IFRS. As a financial professional with over 25 years of experience in all aspects of financial reporting and currently enrolled in the final year of the CGA Executive program, I bring a unique combination of experience and up to date training in accounting principles that can be used to support companies as they prepare for transition to International Financial Reporting Standards in January 2011.

Although 2011 may seem like many years away, in fact there are requirements for publicly reported entities in Canada to provide disclosure in their MDA’s during 2008 and 2009 regarding their project plans and guidance. (Click here for more information).I have a standard IFRS project plan in place which I can bring to any organization and fine tune it where necessary. My experience with information systems and implementations, and C-SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley) will allow me to ensure that your organization’s overall financial reporting will be in compliance with NI 52-109 and SOX 404. For more information on a IFRS Conversion Project Management plan click here. I look forward to assisting your organization.

Please don’t hesitate to contact me at info@gfsconsulting.ca for more information.

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