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NOT2353
Perspectives of a Pass-through Entity: A Focus on Compliance (ONLINE ONLY)
Date
June 26, 2023
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2023 AICPA & CIMA Not-for-Profit Industry Conference
This session will allow participants to learn how, with a little extra planning and preparation, to avoid common errors/instances of noncompliance that subrecipients make in their administration of federal awards. In this session we will explore the responsibilities of the pass-through entity (PTE), identify common errors/instances of noncompliance made by the subrecipient, and explore what to do to avoid these common errors/instances of noncompliance.
Learning Objectives
- Identify common errors/instances of noncompliance found by pass-through entities during their oversight of subrecipients
- Determine the implications common errors/instances of noncompliance could have on the single audit
Speakers
Partner, Plante Moran
Managing Director, GHJ
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