- Keep abreast of current private company standard setting activities of the PCC
- Review recently issued accounting and non-audit attestation pronouncements and hot topics
- Identify key accounting implications related to new ASUs and ASC Topics 842 and 326
- Understand new guidance applicable to auditing, SSARS and attest engagements
- Be aware of other important guidance affecting small and medium-sized business practitioners
Specifically tailored for practitioners who not only perform audits but also provide other attest and non-attest services to small and medium-sized businesses, this course is a comprehensive update covering recently issued accounting, auditing, and SSARS standards, including SAS 145 and the quality management standards, as well as other professional guidance impacting small and medium-sized business accountants. The course uses practical examples and illustrations to help you understand and apply the new guidance.
Following the release of the FASB’s final PIR report for ASC 606, Revenue, in December of 2024, we do a deep dive into the complex revenue recognition standard and findings of the PIR report, review common special purpose frameworks, and discuss the new quality management standards for audits and SSARS engagements. This course will get you up to speed on the things that are most important to your small and medium-sized clients.
Prerequisites:
Experience in accounting and auditing
Advanced Preparation:
None
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Through April 21: $307 MICPA Members /
$457 Non-Members
April 22 - May 5: $327 MICPA Members / $477 Non-Members
May 6 - May 19: $347 MICPA Members / $497 Non-Members
- Private company standard setting activities
- Small and medium-sized business-related ASUs
- Lease accounting update
- Special purpose frameworks – cash, modified cash, and tax basis
- Common small and medium-sized business financial statement errors and deficiencies
- Newly issued SSARS and SSAE standards
- SASs effective for 2023 year-end audits and beyond
Practitioners at all levels who provide nonaudit and nonattest services to small and medium-sized businesses desiring to remain up to date on recent pronouncements and other standard-setter activities and professional guidance
- Accounting
- Auditing
- Kerry Roberts
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