Keeping up with PBE standards can be challenging, particularly as expectations around transparency and judgement continue to evolve. This practical refresher is designed to help not-for-profit finance professionals strengthen their financial reporting and navigate key PBE Tier 3 requirements with confidence.
This session will cover the key requirements of the new Tier 3 Standard, including common implementation challenges and emerging practice issues. It will provide practical guidance to help improve compliance, strengthen transparency, and enhance the quality of performance reporting. Ideal for finance teams, governance bodies, auditors, and anyone involved in Tier 3 financial reporting.
Key details
Date: Wednesday 30 September 2026
Time: 10:00am – 11:00am
Format: Online (free)
This session is CPD eligible.
What you’ll get from the session
In this free online session you will:
- Learn how to prepare meaningful Statements of Service Performance that clearly demonstrate your organisation's impact.
- Gain a practical understanding of Tier 3 related party disclosure requirements and common compliance challenges.
- Explore the accounting treatment of deferred revenue, grants, and donations, including the documented expectation model.
Who should attend
This session is suited to:
- Financial accountants
- Finance managers and leaders
- Auditors
- Anyone needing a refresher on key PBE reporting topics.
Register now to secure your place.
Once registered, a member of our team will be in touch with further event details and a link to join the online session.
CPD attendance certificates will be issued to all attendees.
Presenters
Raphael Jankeeparsad
Technical Associate, Audit & Assurance
Raphael is a Chartered Accountant (South Africa) with over 15 years’ professional experience and is a former post‑graduate lecturer at various universities in South Africa. He is currently an Associate Director at BDO New Zealand and holds a Doctorate in Commerce. Raphael specialises in technical accounting opinions and solutions, develops IFRS guidance papers, and facilitates IFRS training on topical and new IFRS standards.
Vanessa Rowe
Advisory Partner, National Not-for-Profit Sector Leader
Vanessa is a Business Advisory Partner with more than 20 years of financial services experience both within New Zealand and overseas. Vanessa returned to BDO Wellington in 2014, after initially being a BDO graduate and then working in the banking and insurance sectors. Vanessa specialises in providing accountancy services to not-for-profit clients. She works with several clients providing management reporting, financial statement preparation, budgets and forecasts and developing internal controls.