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GAE2107
Challenging Areas Introduced in The Compliance Supplements - 2020, 2020 Addendum, and 2021 (Repeated in Session 2117)
Date
August 16, 2021
$49
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This includes sessions from the conference: AICPA & CIMA 2021 Governmental Accounting & Auditing Online Update
There have been many single audit challenges this year with an unprecedented amount of Federal funding going into the economy. Understanding how to use the Compliance Supplement is more important than ever. This session will dive into the more challenging areas of the 2020 Compliance Supplement and subsequent Addendum as well as information about the 2021 Compliance Supplement.
Learning Objectives
- Gain an understanding of how to use the 2020 Compliance Supplement in conjunction with the 2020 Compliance Supplement Addendum.
- Discuss how the 2021 Compliance Supplement has been updated for changes in additional COVID funding.
Speakers
Partner, Forvis Mazars
Partner, Plante Moran
CPA, N/A
General
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