One of the unfortunate outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic is economic stress. Such stress has raised concerns about many entities’ abilities to continue as a going concern, which has significant accounting, disclosure and, reporting implications. “Going concern” refers to the concept that users of financial statements can expect that the company will continue to operate in the near future unless conditions or events occur that may contradict that assumption. Even in a strong economy, companies can lose significant contracts, face cash flow problems or be in danger of missing loan payments. If there is uncertainty as to a company's ability to meet the going concern assumption, the facts and conditions must be disclosed in its financial statements.
This online CPE webinar covers following key topics including the relevant considerations related to going concern:
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Partner, SobelCo
Brad E. Muniz, CPA, Partner in Charge of Accounting and Auditing at Sobel & Company LLC, CPAs, Livingston, services businesses and individuals in the areas of accounting, auditing, tax and business consulting. Brad has over 30 years of experience in the areas of financial reporting, tax compliance and planning for closely held businesses, SEC registrants, non-profit organizations, individuals, and strategic business planning. Brad has significant experience in a variety of industries, including broker/dealers, real estate, technology/life sciences, retail, manufacturing, not-for-profit and SEC reporting.
A member of the New Jersey Society of CPAs since 1991. He has served on the NJSCPA Board of Trustees as president, secretary, treasurer and trustee. He served on the Finance, Committee Operations, Chapter Operations, NJ-CPA-PAC and Retirement Savings Plan committees; and Education Foundation Board of Trustees. He has served as a member of the Scholars Institute Advisory Board; Strategic Planning and Volunteer Relations committees; Accounting & Auditing Standards Interest Group; and as a Scholarship Fund Board of Trustee. In the Morris/Sussex Chapter, he has served as president, vice president, treasurer and director. He currently serves as Chair of the NJCPA Education Foundation and a member of the Professional Conduct Committee.
He is a member of the Allinial Global and has served on its CPE Committee and as vice chair of the Accounting & Auditing Committee.
In his community, Muniz is a board member for Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms and served as treasurer for Family Intervention Services, and has served as a board member of for numerous other not for profit organizations, and member of the Knoll Golf Advisory Committee.
Muniz earned his B.A. in accounting from William Paterson University, where he currently serves on the College of Business Advisory and Advancement Board. He and his wife, Diane, reside in Parsippany.
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CM
Enjoyed the webinar. The content presented was a nice refresher for someone who has been out of the classroom for a few decades. It was informative and well worth my time to attend.
PWF
An interesting topic, but for me, only academically so, since I am not in public practice. The instructor obviously is very knowledgeable in this area.
JR
As usual, Brad was excellent. His ability to deal with difficult subject matter and make it interesting and understandable is incredible.
DT
This should have been a two hour or more webinar. Lots of material to cover. Polling questions were weak and one contained typos
DT
This should have been a two hour or more webinar. Lots of material to cover. Polling questions were weak and one contained typos
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