NAA1826

Common Accounting & Auditing Considerations for Private Equity Backed Companies

Date
June 13, 2018
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Private equity backed investments in middle market companies have increased. This session will discuss common areas where accounting and auditing complexities that arise in audits of these portfolio companies.

Learning objectives:

• Be able to identify common areas where accounting and audit complexities arise in portfolio company audits

• Analyze areas of risk and complexity in selected accounting areas

• Develop an audit plan to address identified areas of complexity (Business Combination, Stock Compensation, Classification of Debt vs. Equity)

Speakers

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Partner, Anchin
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Partner, DHG

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