Identification: GOV1932
This session builds on GASB Leases Part 1 by illustrating how to apply the concepts to real world leases. This is an application focused session to get you ready for implementation in 2020. Using examples, this session will highlight the nuances of the standard and how different contract terms can change the accounting.
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Identification: GOV1933
This session will help attendees prepare for upcoming changes, with a deep dive into ASU 2018-08. It will provide a detailed walkthrough of categorizing grants/contacts as either exchange transactions (contracts with customers under 606) or contributions (non-exchange transactions), as well as then determining when a contribution transaction is conditional or unconditional. The session will also include several examples and implementation guidance for organizations to prepare for and manage the impacts to their financial statements.
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Identification: GOV1934
This session will cover the areas in nonprofit and governmental accounting that require significant estimates. During this session, we will cover the preparer and auditing perspective including:
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Identification: GOV1935
Building on the concepts learned in Session 31, this session will focus on the process of identifying effective internal control over compliance and how the auditor decides whether a control is designed and implemented effectively.
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Identification: GOV1938
Federal agencies regularly review single audits to ensure that the audits are of a high quality and can be relied on as part of an effective awardee monitoring program. This session will provide a regulator's viewpoint on quality control and desk reviews and common trends that are found. Attendees will gain best practices for auditors that are being reviewed by a federal agency.
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Identification: GOV1939
This session will explore the steps necessary to take to determine if an exception is a finding. We will also explore how to properly classify, report, and communicate findings in accordance with the regulatory requirements.
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Identification: GOV1940
This session will focus on certain misunderstood and perhaps overlooked elements of the GASB reporting requirements. Learn about some of the nuances of the GASB standards and take away some tips for better CAFR preparation!
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Identification: GOV1942
This session will provide a background on cryptocurrency and blockchain, how they are different and what the common use cases are for the technology. Additionally, you'll learn the steps a non-profit will have to go through to accept a bitcoin donation as well as long term security of cryptocurrency.
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Identification: GOV1943
We all strive for effective Single Audits. Join us to discuss how effective and efficient Single Audits can go hand in hand.
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Identification: GOV1945
This session will help attendees prepare for upcoming changes, with a deep dive into ASU 2018-08. It will provide a detailed walkthrough of categorizing grants/contacts as either exchange transactions (contracts with customers under 606) or contributions (non-exchange transactions), as well as then determining when a contribution transaction is conditional or unconditional. The session will also include several examples and implementation guidance for organizations to prepare for and manage the impacts to their financial statements.
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