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PolandPolska Izba Biegłych Rewidentów (PIBR)

PIBR drops early-October CPD sessions, moves Power BI to 5–6 October

Sessions dated 1–2 October are gone from the schedule; the Power BI course now runs 5–6 October with a new lecturer and branch, and a new 16 October fraud-duties session in Łódź is available.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 2 October 2026

Legal & Corporate

Statutory auditors (biegli rewidenci) counting on the first days of October for obligatory professional development (obligatoryjne doskonalenie zawodowe, ODZ) need new plans. The Polish Chamber of Statutory Auditors (Polska Izba Biegłych Rewidentów, PIBR) schedule for obligatory training (Terminy szkoleń obligatoryjnych) no longer lists any session on 1–2 October 2026Pibr.

The removed sessions are the on-line courses "Przychody ze sprzedaży – zasady rachunkowości i metodologia badania z uwzględnieniem najczęściej występujących nieprawidłowości" (1–2 October, Agata Sajewicz, Centrum Edukacji Polskiej Izby Biegłych Rewidentów), "Proces badania podwójnej istotności i identyfikacja istotnych kwestii zrównoważonego rozwoju" (2 October, Anna Ławniczak, Centrum Edukacji Polskiej Izby Biegłych Rewidentów), "Analiza sytuacji finansowej jednostki gospodarczej w kontekście weryfikacji zagrożenia kontynuacji działalności" (1–2 October, Jarosław Olszewski, Regionalny Oddział Polskiej Izby Biegłych Rewidentów w Warszawie), "Inwentaryzacja z perspektywy audytora – podejście oraz kluczowe procedury. Spis z natury, potwierdzenia oraz zapytania" (2 October stacjonarne session in Jurata, Daniel Duda, Regionalny Oddział Polskiej Izby Biegłych Rewidentów w Gdańsku), "Sztuczna inteligencja jako wsparcie pracy biegłego rewidenta" (8 October session, Marcin Sypuła, Regionalny Oddział Polskiej Izby Biegłych Rewidentów w Warszawie), "Rachunkowość i badanie sprawozdań organizacji pozarządowych" (2 October sessions in Poznań and Katowice, Dorota Mikulska and dr Dorota Mikulska) and "Obowiązki i odpowiedzialność biegłego rewidenta w zakresie wykrywania i ujawniania oszustw podczas badania sprawozdań finansowych" (2 October, Dominik Zagaj, PKF Consult). Auditors booked on any of these sessions should rebook onto a listed date.

The data-analysis course "Analiza danych z wykorzystaniem Power BI, Power Query i Power Pivot", previously listed for 1–2 October on-line under the Regionalny Oddział Polskiej Izby Biegłych Rewidentów w Krakowie (preceded in the listing by lecturer Jarosław Olszewski of the prior entry, organiser entry "online", Piotr Torchała)Pibr, now runs 5–6 October on-line with the Regionalny Oddział Polskiej Izby Biegłych Rewidentów we Wrocławiu and lecturer Bartosz Cicharski. A further 5–6 October on-line session of the same course runs jointly with the Kraków branch (ON-LINE współorganizacja z RO PIBR w Krakowie), also led by Bartosz Cicharski, alongside the Koszalin edition. Anyone registered for the original Kraków edition should confirm the new organiser and lecturer before attending.

A new on-line session of "Obowiązki i odpowiedzialność biegłego rewidenta w zakresie wykrywania i ujawniania oszustw podczas badania sprawozdań finansowych" is listed for 16 October 2026 with the Regionalny Oddział Polskiej Izby Biegłych Rewidentów w Łodzi at Nowa 6/12, 90-031 Łódź, led by Piotr Woźniak. It joins the existing 16 October sessions of the same course in Gdańsk and Warsaw, giving auditors seeking fraud-detection hours an additional seat option that day.

The 2024–2026 settlement period for obligatory professional development ends 31 December 2026Pibr, with at least 24 class hours due in each calendar yearPibr. Auditors short of 2026 hours should secure replacement sessions promptly.

Legal basis: the schedule is published under the obligatory professional development (ODZ) regime of the Polish Chamber of Statutory Auditors, under the uchwała Krajowej Rady Biegłych Rewidentów of 7 December 2023 on the settlement period and minimum hours.

If you booked one of the removed 1–2 October sessions, rebook onto a listed date; if you registered for the original Kraków Power BI edition, confirm the new organiser and lecturer before attending.

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PolandPolska Izba Biegłych Rewidentów (PIBR)

PIBR drops early-October CPD sessions, moves Power BI to 5–6 October

Sessions dated 1–2 October are gone from the schedule; the Power BI course now runs 5–6 October with a new lecturer and branch, and a new 16 October fraud-duties session in Łódź is available.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 2 October 2026

Legal & Corporate