IFRS 18 – Prepare for the new standard with confidence

06 · 02 · 26

Introducing the biggest overhaul to financial statement presentation in decades

IFRS 18 brings new income‑statement categories, required subtotals, stricter MPM disclosures, and enhanced disaggregation all effective from 2027, with restated comparatives required.

This eBook offers a practical, high‑level guide to help finance teams understand the standard, assess its impact, and prepare their systems, data, and processes for a smooth transition.

What’s Inside

A clear overview of the IFRS 18 changes

Learn the essential updates, including the new Operating / Investing / Financing structure, mandatory subtotals, and formal MPM requirements.

Who needs to take action

IFRS 18 applies to all IFRS reporters, from listed businesses to large private companies and UK‑adopted IFRS users, with significant implications for sectors using adjusted or non‑GAAP metrics.

The real-world challenges

The eBook highlights where organisations typically struggle: classification changes, comparative restatements, system updates, and increased disclosure demands.

A practical roadmap to compliance

Follow a structured approach from impact assessment and chart‑of‑accounts redesign to system implementation, restatements, governance, and training.

Why Download This eBook

With IFRS 18 reshaping how performance is communicated, early preparation is essential to reduce risk and disruption. This eBook gives finance teams the focused insight they need to get ready – quickly and confidently.

Fill in the form below to receive your copy.


Related Posts

The Business Value of Connected Planning for Finance Teams

The Business Value of Connected Planning for Finance Teams

Connected planning is where data, people, and performance are unified within a single environment. It’s not just a technological shift; it’s a strategic enabler for organisations that want to plan with precision, respond with agility, and make decisions with...

How to Build a Compelling Business Case for Change

How to Build a Compelling Business Case for Change

In our previous blogs Why Planning Fails: Escaping Excel Hell, Take Control of Your FP&A, and The Business Value of Connected Planning for Finance Teams, we explored how fragmented, spreadsheet-driven planning can hold organisations back and how a connected,...