CPE PACKAGES (Incl. Ethics) for Multiple States and Qualifications @ $4/credit. CLICK HERE to view.
CPE PACKAGES (Incl. Ethics) for Multiple States and Qualifications @ $4/credit. CLICK HERE to view.
2 Credits
$20
2 CPE credit of Auditing for all CPAs
2 CPD credit (Verifiable) for Canadian CPAs
2 General Educational credit for Tax Professionals / Bookkeepers / Accountants
The Art of Effective Communication
Deferring Capital Gains Taxes in the Biden Era
Best Practices: Payroll Tax Withholding and Related Matters
How to Handle Multistate employees’ Tax Withholding and Related Issues Correctly
Avoid Liabilities-Perfect your Understanding of Payroll Tax Withholding
People-centric Skills: Crucial Communications
PEO 101: An Introduction to PEOs
ABC's of AB5 - Independent Contracts
Using Pension Plans to Attract and Retain Employees – USA and Canada
Distributions from IRAs and Qualified Retirement Plans
Succession and Exit Planning
Should I Tap My IRA or Social Security First?
IFRS 15 - Revenue Recognition
Form 1099 Latest Developments
Overview and Key Essentials: Form 1040 Individual Tax Return
The fixed asset audit procedures are for those assets that are expected to last more than just a year such as land, buildings, assets, and equipment. Fixed assets are primary resources for the business. Asset audit is necessary to do once a year to update all the records of assets in a proper manner.
The audit procedure for accounting ensures the existence of assets in an organization. There are some procedures that are used to verify the existence of different categories of assets while auditing. For example, buildings, heavy equipment, and other fixed assets existence will be verified through observation only. Through asset audit procedures, it is identified that the assets in the company are at its current location. And as the process moves ahead, it helps to prepare the accurate balance sheet ensuring regulatory compliance. Also, accurately performed asset audit procedures provide better internal control.
This webinar will discuss:
Audit procedures are generally performed to confirm the financial assertion of the transactions or events that have occurred in the financial statements. This webinar will provide insights into procedures that can not only confirm assertions, but also provide operational data and information.
