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Balancing Brevity, Understandability and Completeness of Financial Statements in a World of Complex Reporting
Date
June 13, 2014
$29
Standard Price
This session will provide a working knowledge of commonly missed disclosures, reducing/consolidating disclosures based on recent duplicative standards and helping preparers better assess the logic of their financial statements. We will explore how to best use the operating/non-operating liberties permitted in nonprofit statements, including such items at matching the logic of presentation of operating and non-operating relative to net assets released from restrictions. We will also provide a reminder on opportunities to combine, eliminate or otherwise compress disclosures relative to immaterial items.
Speaker
Director of Controlling, Covestro LLC
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