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Complex, Odd and Strange NFP Accounting Issues; Common Errors and Deficiencies in NFP Reporting
Date
October 30, 2024
$49
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2024 AICPA & CIMA Governmental and Not-for-Profit Training Program
Don't miss this informative session on complex, odd and strange accounting issues faced by not-for-profit organizations. Accounting professionals will focus on types of transactions that require extensive research and judgement where authoritative guidance requires judgement.
Learning Objectives
- Identify odd, complex and strange transactions
- Recognize when situations require extensive research and judgment using walk-through examples faced by not-for-profit organizations
- Identify practical ways to research and document sound decisions and conclusions
Speakers
Partner and Higher Education National Practice Leader, Moss Adams
Jennifer Richards, CPA
Partner, Crowe LLP
Amish Mehta, CPA
Partner and New York Metro Leader - Nonprofit Assurance, Marcum LLP
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