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COR1957
Strategies in Indirect & Equipment Cost Allocations
Date
December 6, 2019
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Construction and Real Estate Conference 2019
Establishing effective and appropriate methods for charging direct, indirect and equipment costs to jobs is critical in accounting for contract costs. In this session, we will review different strategies and methods for job costing including the allocation of indirect and equipment costs. In addition, we will explore best practices and review real life examples of how to align your estimating, budgeting and accounting methods for indirect and equipment costs.
Learning Objectives
- Understand how to account for different types of job costs per GAAP and through real-life examples.
- Identify appropriate cost methods to allocate different pools of indirect and equipment costs.
- Determine methods to align your estimating, budgeting and accounting for different types of job costs.
- Understand the economics of equipment costs including how to align your costing methods and structure with your corporate culture. 5. Determine audit considerations to analyze the absorption of indirect and equipment costs from a CFO’s perspective.
Speaker
Richard King, CPA, CGMA
CFO, Schlouch Incorporated
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