Accounting teams are under pressure from the changing business and financial environment, with evolving frameworks and increasing regulatory demands. In addition, while the focus may be on international accounting frameworks, for statutory purposes you are required to report under Belgian GAAP. Staying informed on Belgian GAAP and correctly applying the Belgian accounting requirements under these conditions can be a challenge.
Accounting requirements under IFRS and US GAAP are also increasingly complex. It’s becoming more difficult to assess the full financial reporting impact of certain transactions – such as business acquisitions and divestitures, leases, (reverse) factoring, hedging, and share-based payments – and the Belgian GAAP impact of such transactions and the link with taxation should also be carefully considered.
KPMG's Belgian GAAP Institute provides information and resources to give you the right insights to support your organization’s management on the application of Belgian GAAP.