Dingeman Manschot Partner
Personal quote / vision
Striving for quality without losing sight of practical aspects is crucial. The aim of financial reporting is to provide relevant information about equity, results and cash flows. Here, it is particularly important to interpret the economic reality of transactions and events. This is a prerequisite for the proper application of reporting rules.
Specialist experience
- Expert in the field of financial reporting (IFRS and RJ)
- Supporting clients and audit teams in solving complex reporting issues (e.g. mergers and acquisitions, restructurings under common management, share-based payments, employee benefits, financial instruments, conversions from Dutch GAAP to IFRS, implementation of new reporting rules)
Specific client experience
- As an accounting expert, Dingeman has supported a large number of clients in the application of IFRS and Dutch GAAP
- He has also provided many in-house trainings for clients in the field of reporting
Education and work experience
- 1986 - 1991 | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam | Business Economics (financial administration)
- 1991 - 1994 | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam | Postgraduate accountancy course
- 1991 - 1995 | KPMG | Trainee/control manager
- 1995 - 1996 | VWG Groep | Manager
- 1996 - 1999 | InHolland College | Lecturer
- 2000 - 2005 | Baker Tilly Berk | Head of the Accounting and Auditing Department.
- 2005 - 2020 | Deloitte | Director in Deloitte's Rotterdam IFRS Center of Excellence
- 2020 - 2024 | Mazars | Partner Financial Reporting
- 2024 - present | Forvis Mazars | Partner Financial Reporting
Additional positions
- Since 2021 observer on behalf of the NBA at meetings of the Dutch Accounting Standards Board (RJ). Between 2013 and 2020 member of the Dutch Accounting Standards Board.
- Chair of the RJ Working Group on Permitted institutions for public housing and member of the RJ Working Group on Financial Instruments.
- Associate lecturer in external reporting at Erasmus University.
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Pages associated to Dingeman Manschot
Services
- Accounting & reporting
- Beyond the GAAP no. 186 - 2024
- Beyond the GAAP no. 185 - 2024
- Beyond the GAAP no. 184 - 2024
- Beyond the GAAP no. 183 - 2023 / 2024
- Beyond the GAAP no. 182 - 2023 ENG
- Beyond the GAAP no. 181 - 2023 ENG
- Publication ‘Dutch GAAP versus IFRS Accounting Standards’: similarities and differences
- Beyond the GAAP 2023 - no. 180
- Beyond the GAAP 2023 - no. 179
- Beyond the GAAP 2023 - no. 178
- Beyond the GAAP 2023 - no. 177
- Beyond the GAAP 2023 - no. 176
- Beyond the GAAP 2023 - no. 175
- Beyond the GAAP 2023 - no. 174
- Beyond the GAAP - Jan 2023
- Beyond the GAAP - Dec. 2022
- Publication ‘Dutch GAAP versus IFRS’: similarities and differences
- Beyond the GAAP - Nov. 2022
- Beyond the GAAP - December 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - October 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - June 2021
- Training services
- Beyond the GAAP - January 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - February 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - March 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - April 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - May 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - July / August 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - September 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - November 2021
- Beyond the GAAP - January 2022
- Beyond the GAAP - February 2022
- Publication ‘Management board report 2021’
- Beyond the GAAP - March 2022
- Beyond the GAAP - April 2022
- Beyond the GAAP - May 2022
- Beyond the GAAP - June 2022
- Beyond the GAAP - July / August 2022
- Beyond the GAAP - September 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no. 187 - 2024
- Beyond the GAAP - October 2022
- Beyond the GAAP no. 188 - 2024
- Audit & accounting advisory
- Beyond the GAAP no. 191 - 2024
- Beyond the GAAP no. 190 - 2024
- Beyond the GAAP no. 189 - 2024
Who we are
- Update Annual Reporting Guidelines: reporting year 2024
- Update Richtlijnen voor de jaarverslaggeving: verslagjaar 2023
- Publication ‘Dutch GAAP versus IFRSs’: similarities and differences
- Update - Publication ‘Dutch GAAP versus IFRS’: similarities and differences
- Board report 2020
- New guidelines for revenue reporting
- IFRS-standards and amendments to standards
- Company-only financial statements and IFRS in the Netherlands