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PFS1903
Learning Outcomes of Implementing Reporting Standards and Contributions Received/Made
Date
June 13, 2019
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Private Foundation Summit 2019
A panel of experts discuss the new standards and how their respective organizations have dealt with implementation issues.
- Participants will learn various perspectives on implementation of the most sweeping NFP standards changes in 20 years in including a deep dive on NFP reporting (ASU 2016-14) and contributions received and made (ASU 2018-08).
- Particpants will learn about any potential impacts of topic 958 regarding exchange versus contributions.
Speakers
Dwight Koda, CPA, CMA, CFA
Controller, The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
Deby MacLeod, CPA, CGMA
Shareholder, Clark Nuber
General
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