Justine Combrink Partner - Quality & Risk Management
Experience
Justine is our National Partner in charge of our Financial Reporting Advisory team and is highly experienced in International Financial Reporting Standards (‘IFRS”), IFRS for SMEs and the JSE Listings Requirements. She has provided technical accounting support as well as ad hoc advice on complex accounting issues to many entities from the large corporates to start-ups, esp in the renewable energy sector. She regularly reviews financial statements, or financial models for compliance, provides training and advisory services, and is also active on numerous IFRS committees.
Responsibilities include:
- Application and understanding IFRS, IFRS for SMEs and JSE Listings Requirements
- Technical consultations, discussion papers and accounting opinions both internal and external
- Assisting audit teams addressing specific technical accounting enquiries
- Assisting audit teams in resolving accounting issues and disputes with the clients
- Review of financial statements of clients for compliance with relevant reporting standards prior to issuance of annual report; clients include companies listed on Johannesburg Stock Exchange
- Preparing technical documents for the firm and research on general accounting issues and new developments
- Training for clients and the firm on new accounting developments and specific accounting issues
- Attending and providing input into IFRS discussions (Mazars international IFRS committee member & technical committee for Financial Reporting Standards Council
- Providing input as to accounting implications of various scenarios for future transactions, e.g. acquisitions and mergers
- Preparing, reviewing and editing various articles for internal as well as external release
- Mentoring staff members at various levels within the firm
- Providing input and guidance regarding IFRS training presented by other staff members
Accounting technical assistance on:
- Tyme Bank - Financial Services
- SCOR - Financial Services
- Anchor Group - Financial Services
- State Bank of India - Financial Services
- Massmart powers by Wallmart - Retail
- Dis-Chem - Retail pharmacy
- Steinhoff Limited - Retail
- Luxe Holdings - Retail
- Stefanutti Stocks Holdings - Construction
- Cullinan Holdings Limited - Tourism & Leisure
- Jasco Electronics Holdings Limited - Information Technology
- ISA Holdings Limited - Information Technology
- Dipula Income Fund - Real Estate
- Putprop Limited - Real Estate
- Cash Connect - Cash Management
- OneLogix - Logistics
Financial aspects
• Implementing new accounting standards • Addressing complexities arising from proposed new accounting standards and guidance • Accounting framework conversions • Mergers and acquisitions • Consolidations support • Group reorganisations • Complex consolidations • Financing structures • Capital reductions • Purchase price allocation valuations • Share-based payment valuations • Pension scheme arrangements • Infrastructure projects
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Pages associated to Justine Combrink
Services
- COVID-19 & December year-ends
- Covid-19 Financial Reporting Implications
- COVID-19 & February period-ends
- Corporate reporting
- Looking forward - IFRS Standards and interpretations effective for 2021
- Financial reporting
- Business combinations under common control
- Covid-19 IFRS 16
- JSE Proactive Monitoring 2020 report and combined findings
- CEO / CFO financial statement and internal financial control responsibility statement
- IFRS for SMEs second comprehensive review update
- Amendments to IFRS Standards to improve accounting policy disclosures.
- Amendments to IAS 8 Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors (IAS 8)
- IFRS for SMEs: The IFRS comparison
- Proposed amendments to JSE listings requirements
- JSE Proactive monitoring report November 2021
- Russia and Ukraine Conflict – Perceived IFRS impact on financial statement preparation
- Show me the money!
- Tax rate changes
- Lessor: Components of a Lease
- The joys of JIBAR
- A tale of two SOCIs
- Dirty Laundry – PPE or Inventory?
- Revenue Recognition: Acting as a Principal or an Agent?
- Proposed changes to SMEs
- Beyond the GAAP no.158 - September 2021
- Beyond the GAAP no.161 - December 2021
- Beyond the GAAP no.162 - January 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.163 - February 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.164 - March 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.165 - April 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.166 - May 2022
- IFRS Believe it or not: Restatement of Comparatives
- When borrowing costs is not your friend
- Hot off The Press!
- Revised Non-Assurance Services Provisions of the Code
- JSE Proactive Monitoring Report: Limited Scope Thematic Review– October 2022
- Compliance is key in a post-pandemic world
- The new agreed-upon procedure standard (ISRS 4400 (revised))
- Metamorphosis of Cash to Crypto
- Crypto Accounting – it’s not that tough
- Revised Non-Assurance Services Provisions of the Code
- Beyond the GAAP no.169 – September 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.170 – October 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.171 - November 2022
- Condoning loan breaches
- Business combinations vs asset acquisition
- Summary of proposed amendments to IFRS 9/IFRS 7
- Revenue recognition: Complex complexities
- Amendments to Income Taxes Standards (IFRS and IFRS for SMEs): International Tax Reform - Pillar Two Model Rules
- Amendments to IAS 7 and IFRS 7: Supplier finance arrangements
- How sustainably ready are you?
- IFRS 16 Supplier Substitution Rights
- Beyond the GAAP no.173 - January 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no. 174 – February 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.175 - March 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.177 - May 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.178 - June 2023
- Headline earnings per share clarification
- IAS 12 Initial recognition exemption – What is the purpose?
- Beyond the GAAP no.179 - July - August 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.183 - December 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.180 – September 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.181 - October 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.182 - November 2023
- Ghana going hyper?
- Equity or Liability - will it be clearer now?
- Beyond the GAAP no.184 - January 2024
Industries
About us
- Covid-19: Operating lease rent concessions given by lessors
- Tax madness time: maybe not so mad this time?
- Beyond the GAAP no.158 - September 2021
- Beyond the GAAP no.161 - December 2021
- Beyond the GAAP no.162 - January 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.163 - February 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.164 - March 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.165 - April 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.166 - May 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.169 – September 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.170 – October 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.171 - November 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no.173 - January 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no. 174 – February 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.175 - March 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.177 - May 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.178 - June 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.179 - July - August 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.180 – September 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.182 - November 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.181 - October 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.183 - December 2023
- Beyond the GAAP no.184 - January 2024
- Beyond the GAAP no.185 - February 2024
- Beyond the GAAP no.186 - March 2024