Marshall: Brexit impact on financial statements

Company reporters preparing year end financial statements need to take into account variable risk factors from going concern to materiality in the context of Brexit. Andrew Marshall FCA, senior technical partner at KPMG explains the key issues to consider

The danger with writing an article about Brexit at the moment is that it may well be significantly out of date by the time you read it. We may have left the European Union without a deal on 31 October, left with a last-minute deal or delayed our departure for another period. However, while the ongoing political machinations make it impossible to predict where we will be, that is no excuse for companies to park the issue.

Companies preparing their financial statements at the moment should have Brexit uppermost in their minds as it could have wide ranging impacts on business models and, therefore, the financial statements.

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