This course reviews the recent activities of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) with a focus on standards effective in the current year.
This course reviews the recent activities of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) with a focus on standards effective in the current year. We'll then switch gears and discuss the impact of the reporting suite (SAS 134-141) issued by the AICPA's Auditing Standards Board that will be effective this December.
This course provides a strong overview of the key standards that will be effective this year in order to help prepare you to implement them in an effective and practical way.
Highlights:
Recently issued Accounting Standard Updates (ASUs)
Leases; Financial instruments
The new auditors report (SAS 134)
Employee Benefit Plan Audits (SAS 136)
Materiality
The Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants is the state’s premiere professional organization with more than 11,000 members in public accounting, industry and business, government and education.
How we interact with others is essential to having healthy relationships with audit clients. Having good 'people skills' is a cornerstone of business success. People work harder and better for those who communicate well with them.
We know that in the business time is money. That is why we have created an online training program to help you get your company's internal auditing program up and running quickly and easily.
This two-day course covers proven construction audit strategies and techniques to enhance your organization’s ability to effectively audit and control construction costs. Attendees will learn “how-to” effectively establish and implement audit coverage.
This four-hour seminar covers the critical items that companies will be evaluated on during a compliance review audit. This training is ideal for office and administrative personnel who are responsible for all document filing, hiring drivers, and record-keeping duties.
The art of audit report writing demands far more than simply listing the four elements of a finding - criteria, condition, cause, and effect. Even adding a fifth element, the recommendation, may be insufficient.
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