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KPMG in Belgium operates from seven offices across the country.
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IFRS Training

Our IFRS training sessions are designed to meet your needs and concerns, all at competitive prices. They include case studies and are led by KPMG professionals with many years of hands-on experience with the application of IFRS in practice.

Sustainability

Sustainable business practices are increasingly becoming an obligation. In 2050, the human race will face the challenge of providing nine billion people with a decent living within the limits of just one planet.
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Banking

In the current economic and financial climate banks are faced with a multitude of business challenges that need to be addressed.

Public Sector

Public sector organizations regularly rethink the way they operate. By so doing they continue to evolve towards a competitive and dynamic government.
Services
- Middle Market
Research
Trends Gazellen 2013 Survey Results

At the beginning of 2013, Trends/Trends-Tendances, in collaboration with KPMG & Partners, advisor to SMEs, conducted a survey to get feedback from the Gazelles on several subjects.

Nieuwe btw-regels facturatie en opeisbaarheid sedert 1/01/2013

Het betreft een reeks versoepelingen inzake de toepasselijke regels aangaande (elektronische) facturatie. Daarnaast zijn ook de regels inzake opeisbaarheid van de btw en self-billing gewijzigd.
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New on the Horizon publications

New on the Horizon publications consider the requirements of IASB Exposure Drafts. They include a discussion of the key elements of the proposed requirements and respective observations.

New on the Horizon: Revenue recognition for technology companies

This publication looks at the potential impact of the revised proposals on technology companies, discusses whether previous concerns were addressed.

New on the Horizon: Revenue recognition for telecoms

This publication looks at the potential impact of the revised proposals on telecoms and highlights new issues relevant to telecoms.

New on the Horizon: Revenue recognition for building and construction

This publication addresses issues specific to entities in the Building and Construction sector.

New on the Horizon: Revenue from contracts with customers

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the proposals in ED/2011/6 Revenue from contracts with customers.

New on the Horizon: Impairment of financial assets

New on the Horizon: Impairment of financial assets in an open portfolio considers the proposals of, and details our observations on, the Supplement to ED/2009/12 Financial Instruments: Amortized Cost and Impairment, which was published on 31 January 2011.

New on the Horizon: Hedge Accounting

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the proposed requirements of ED/2010/13 Hedge Accounting, which was published on 9 December 2010.

New on the Horizon: Leases for retailers

In their recent exposure draft, the IASB and the US FASB propose a new approach to lease accounting for lessees and lessors.

New on the horizon: Rate-regulated activities

New on the Horizon: Rate-regulated activities considers the requirements of Exposure Draft 2009/8 Rate-regulated Activities.

New on the Horizon: Decommissioning in the extractive industries

In January 2010 the International Accounting Standards Board published a limited scope exposure draft on the measurement of liabilities.

New on the Horizon: Revenue recognition for telecoms

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the proposed requirements of ED/2010/6 Revenue from Contracts with Customers.

New on the Horizon: Revenue Recognition for Building and Construction

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the proposals in the ED/2010/6 Revenue from Contracts with Customers from an IFRS perspective.

New on the Horizon: Revenue recognition for media companies

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the proposed requirements of ED/2010/6 Revenue from Contracts with Customers.

Newon the Horizon: Revenue recognition for food, drink and consumer goods companies

New on the Horizon: considers the proposals in the ED/2010/6 Revenue from Contracts with Customers from an IFRS perspective, with additional focus on the potential impact on food, drink and consumer goods companies.

New on the Horizon: Revenue recognition for technology companies

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the proposals in the ED from an IFRS perspective.

New on the Horizon: Production stripping costs

Summary of the key proposals of and our observations on Draft Interpretation DI/2010/1 Stripping Costs in the Production Phase of a Surface Mine.

New on the Horizon: Leases for real estate companies

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the proposals in exposure draft ED/2010/9 with additional focus on the potential impact on real estate companies.

New on the Horizon: Revenue from contracts with customers

In the exposure draft ED/2010/6 Revenue from Contracts with Customers, the IASB and US FASB propose a new model for revenue recognition. This New on the Horizon considers these proposals from an IFRS perspective.

New on the Horizon: Measurement of liabilities in IAS 37

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the requirements of ED/2010/01 Measurement of liabilities in IAS 37.

New on the horizon: Fair Value option for Financial Liabilities

This edition of New on the Horizon considers the proposed requirements of ED/2010/4 Fair Value Option for Financial Liabilities.

New on the Horizon: Extractive activities

This New on the Horizon considers the requirements of the DP Extractive Activities.

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