As part of a video Q&A series, International Accounting Education Standards Board Chair Chris Austin discusses "The Importance of Professional Accounting Education and the Impact of International Education Standards."

As part of a video Q&A series, International Accounting Education Standards Board Chair Chris Austin presents "An Overview of the International Education Standards."

This staff-prepared document provides an overview of the IESBA Pronouncement, Responding to Non-Compliance with Laws & Regulations.

This slide presentation has been prepared by IAESB staff to identify the principles and concepts resulting from the IES revision project.

This publication, Auditor Reporting – Illustrative Key Audit Matters, has been prepared by the IAASB’s Auditor Reporting Implementation Working Group. The publication is intended to illustrate how the concept of Key Audit Matters (KAM) may be applied in practice in accordance with ISA 701, Communicating Key Audit Matters in the Independent Auditor’s Report.

This brochure provides an overview of the International Education Standards.  

This brochure provides an overview of the learning and development through which individuals first develop competence leading to performing a role in the accountancy profession.

These support materials do not constitute authoritative pronouncements of the International Accounting Education Standards Board. This presentation and the accompanying notes provide an overview of IES 8. The notes do not amend or override IES 8, the text of which alone is authoritative. Reading these notes is not a substitute for reading the standard. The notes are not meant to be exhaustive and reference to the IES itself should always be made.

These support materials do not constitute authoritative pronouncements of the International Accounting Education Standards Board. This presentation and the accompanying notes provide an overview of IES 7. The notes do not amend or override IES 7, the text of which alone is authoritative. Reading these notes is not a substitute for reading the standard. The notes are not meant to be exhaustive and reference to the IES itself should always be made.