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FinPro Consulting

A leading IFRS Training Institute In Pune, India!

FinPro Consulting is a Registered Learning Partner (RLP) with Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), one of the largest accounting body based in UK. We specialize in delivering Training Program on Diploma IFRS accredited by ACCA. Our tutors have significant practical exposure of consulting in the field of IFRS / Ind AS, as well as in training on the subject. This makes subject interesting with real life examples and learning journey enjoyable for the students. This differentiates us from our peers!

We offer various alternatives to the student to learn the subject viz. weekend batch of live-online course, recorded course to be watched at self-pace and convenience, selected topics of full course and fast track / revision course.

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FinPro offers various packages for DipIFR Online Training Programs Available On
Google Drive / Pen Drive / Mobile App.

Diploma in IFRS

FinPro offers various alternatives to the students to avail training on the subject of IFRS who are preparing for DipIFR Examination. Students can avail either live-online course or can go for recorded course encrypted on a USB drive as per convenience. Refer below options for the recorded course.

DipIFR – Full Course

Recorded Sessions – English – [28 topics]
Google Drive / Pen drive + Hard copy of books

₹ 18,000 + GST @18%


DipIFR – Revision / Fast Track

Recorded sessions – English – [Entire syllabus except 6 small topics]
Google Drive / Pen drive + Hard copy of books

₹ 8,000 + GST @18%

Combo Courses

(50% discount on Revision/Fast Track Course when combined with Full Course)
Google drive / Pen drive

₹ 18000+ ₹ 8,000 ₹ 4,000 + GST @18%

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Ind AS – The future of accounting!

Modern economies rely on cross-border transactions and the seamless flow of capital internationally. Around one third of all financial transactions occur across borders, and that number may grow significantly. Investors look for diversification and investment opportunities across the world, while companies raise capital, undertake transactions or have international operations and subsidiaries in multiple countries. With varied reporting framework for each country, there were significant challenges to do business internationally.

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) address this challenge by providing a high-quality, internationally recognised set of accounting standards that bring transparency, accountability and efficiency to financial markets around the world. Research of IASB shows that 150 jurisdictions require the use of IFRS Accounting Standards for all or most publicly listed companies, whilst a further 13 jurisdictions permit its use.
(Source – Click here).

In India, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has mandated certain Indian companies to implement Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) which are converged with IFRS in a phased manner from 1 April 2016 onwards while preparing the financial statements. (Click here for Ind AS road map).

Thus, knowledge of Ind AS and IFRS will create several local and global employment opportunities for an accounting and finance professional. Diploma in IFRS (DipIFR) accredited by ACCA, UK offers a credible and globally recognized qualification in International Financial Reporting Standards.

Here’s a list of
FAQs on IFRS

IFRS stands for International Financial Reporting Standards. It is a financial reporting framework that is reliable, transparent, and can be comparable across the other companies around the globe. Prior to IFRS, every country had different Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) i.e., financial reporting framework for businesses in their own country. With globalization, it was becoming difficult to undertake cross border transactions, investments, raise funds etc. because it was difficult to understand financial statements prepared in different GAAP. To bring harmony in the accounting language and bring ease in doing business internationally, IFRSs were framed by IASB since 1973. For more information (Click here: https://youtu.be/vV_Ga6DpJBc)

Knowledge of IFRS for a professional working in accounts and finance department is must in today’s world. Professionals with expertise in IFRS can become a global accountant. Such a professional can pursue a variety of career paths, including:

  • Financial Accountant (accounts and fiancé department of any company)
  • Financial Analyst
  • Statutory Auditor
  • IFRS Consultant
  • Financial Controller
  • Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

Many multinational companies, auditing firms, and financial institutions today prefer an accounting professional with IFRS knowledge or experience.

Salaries vary by country, experience, and role, but typically:

  • Entry-level positions (1-3 years of experience): INR 3 lakhs to 6 lakhs per year.
  • Mid-level positions (4-8 years of experience): INR 7 lakhs to 15 lakhs per year.
  • Senior positions (8+ years of experience, such as CFOs or IFRS consultants): INR 15 lakhs onwards.

This is merely an indicative range, and actual salaries may differ depending on the skillset of a candidate.

Whether IFRS is mandatory depends on the jurisdiction. In many countries, IFRS as a reporting framework is required for publicly accountable companies, either in as is form (adoption approach) or local reporting framework based on IFRS (conversion approach). Few countries may allow their companies to choose between IFRS and local GAAP considering their public accountability status.

The IASB is an independent, privately funded body that develops and approves IFRS Accounting Standards. Prior to 2003, standards were issued as International Accounting Standards (IASs). In 2003, IFRS 1 was issued, and all new standards are now designated as IFRS Accounting Standards. The members of the IASB come from several countries and have a variety of backgrounds, with a mix of auditors, preparers of financial statements, users of financial statements and academics. The IASB operates under the oversight of the IFRS Foundation.

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