Event / Pre-accounts planning 2025
About this event
This conference provides those responsible for financial reporting the opportunity to start to plan for the financial year-end. For 2025 we will run the conference over one day.
The programme will cover the usual updates from the DHSC, regulators and auditors. It will also include proposed changes to financial reporting such as changes to the valuation of property, plant and equipment, TCFD and new accounting standards.
As well as the one day event, there will be one off sessions either on specific topics or to allow for discussion. These may include a session for those new to NHS accounts, ask the auditor, best practice with agreement of balances.
As this is a new approach, your input is welcomed - there is an oppurtunity to make suggestions for the programme within the registraiton form.
Tickets
| Early booker (Until 17 Nov) | Standard rate (From 18 Nov) | |
| HFMA partner | £185 | £195 |
| Non-HFMA partner inc audit firms | £229 | £245 |
If you belong to a non-NHS organisation and would like to attend this event, please contact [email protected] to purchase a commercial ticket.
Programme
Delegate feedback
The event was really good, informative and well run as previous years have.
Always a useful event - thank you.
There was a lot of insight around the Year End processes.
Provided some valuable information for year end.
This course is really informative and useful.
Refund policy
- 80% up to two weeks before the first day of the event
- 50% refund between two weeks and two days before the first day of the event
- No refund where cancellation is received with less than two days’ notice
- Tickets can be substituted up until the day prior to the event start, to allow a colleague to attend in place of the original registrant.
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