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THE CORONAVIRUS IMPACT ON ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL REPORTING: WHAT EVERY CPA SHOULD KNOW

4.7 (82)

Jennifer Louis, CPA

Emergent Solutions Group LLC

CPA
CMA
CGMA

Credits: 2 CPE

$10

Subject Area

Accounting

Webinar Qualifies For

2 CPE credit of Accounting for all CPAs

2 General Educational credit for Tax Professionals / Bookkeepers / Accountants

Selfstudy Webinars

anatomy of an irs criminal investigation

(1) View Details

anatomy of an irs audit

(1) View Details

eq and you

(1) View Details

hold on to your goods – preventing & detecting inventory fraud

(7) View Details

who stole my cheese – profiles of different fraud perpetrators and how to prepare for them

(14) View Details

irs form 1099 reporting req. including updates on form 1099-nec (latest 2020)

(2425) View Details

practical guide to iras – contributions & distributions for traditional, roth, sep & simple iras

(20) View Details

the efficacy and application of 30 common trusts

(1) View Details

new form 941, form 7200, erc, tax credits under ffcra, & other payroll updates in covid-19

(2507) View Details

documenting economic damages from covid-19 and civil unrest

(4) View Details

tax updates latest (business & payroll)

(32) View Details

estate planning fundamentals for iras 2020

(10) View Details

estate planning for iras payable to trusts after the secure act

(32) View Details

taxes on cryptocurrency & digital assets with latest irs guidance

(536) View Details

section 199a update

(877) View Details

Before starting this self study program, please go through the instructional document.

Overview

SUBSEQUENT EVENTS
VALUATION OR RECOVERABILITY OF FINANCIAL AND TANGIBLE ASSETS
IMPAIRMENT OF INTANGIBLEASSETS, INCLUDING GOODWILL
DEBT, LOSS CONTINGENCIES & OTHER LIABILITIES
REVENUE RECOGNITION
GOING CONCERN
DISCLOSURES OF RISK AND UNCERTAINTY
SPECIAL PURPOSE FRAMEWORKS
INTERNAL CONTROL CONSIDERATIONS
TIPS FOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

Course Description

The global tragedy of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) is being felt by individuals and businesses alike. While the long-term economic and business consequences remain unknown, this course will provide insight into the real-life implications that this pandemic is already having on the application of currently required accounting, presentation, and disclosure rules when preparing the financial statements of public and nonpublic entities alike. This course will also provide tips for public accounting professionals who must continue to provide audit, attest, and accounting services for clients for financial statements dated December 31, 2019, and thereafter.

MAJOR TOPICS COVERED :

Practical financial statement implications triggered by various U.S. GAAP and special purpose framework accounting, presentation, and disclosure matters.
Valuation of receivables and investments
Impairment of long-lived assets, including goodwill
Hedge accounting, including interest rate swaps
Revenue recognition, including collectability and variable consideration
Loss contingencies
Real-life examples of risk and uncertainty disclosures being made by public and nonpublic companies.
Critical internal control considerations in today’s business and economic environment
Tips for public accountants continuing to provide audit, attest, and accounting services, including the impact on audit and attest reporting.
Disclosures of contingent liabilities.

This course will also provide tips for accounting professionals who must continue to provide audit, financial statements, attest, and accounting services for clients for the year ending December 31, 2019, and thereafter. We will also cover some real-life examples.

Learning Objectives

To recall the accounting, presentation, and disclosure requirements of financial statements prepared under U.S. GAAP and special purpose frameworks that are likely to “kick-in” as a result of the continued pandemic
To recognize and explain important internal control considerations as financial statements must continue to be prepared during this tumultuous time
To identify tips for public accounting professionals who must continue to provide audit, attest, and accounting services to help clients satisfy internal and external reporting requirements
To recognize real-life examples of risk and uncertainty disclosures being made by public and nonpublic companies.

Who Should Attend?

Finance Pros
Tax Practitioners
Accountant
CPA - Small Firm
CPA - Mid Size Firm
Accounting Firm
CPA (Industry)
Young CPA
CPA in Business
Entrepreneurial CPA
Outsourced CFO
Tax Accountant (Industry)
Tax Director (Industry)
Accounting Practice Owners
Finance Director
Senior Accountant
VP Accounts
Accounts Director
Entrepreneurial Accountant
Tax Managers
Accounting Managers
Government Contractor
Staff of Accounting Firm

Testimonial

4.7

(82)

72%

24%

Annette Tenerelli-Lemke , CPA(

Apr 21st 2020

Jennifer discussed information that is very useful in understanding and gaining knowledge about the reporting financial statements. She shared some real-life examples on risk & uncertainty disclosures of companies.

Jon Pike , CPA(

Apr 3rd, 2020

Jennifer provided the latest possible information on implications triggered by various U.S. GAAP. She was able to distill some of the current and most relevant items we need to know

CHARLES CHALFANT , CPA(

Jan 1st, 2021

This was an excellent presentation, with an effective subject matter expert and engaging presenter, and timely topics.

Katie Hampton

Dec 30th, 2020

Great instructor, clear guidance

Deborah Luskin , CFE, CFF, CPA(

Apr 2nd, 2020

The information presented at this webinar was extremely informative and helped clarify a number of questions I had with respect to the financial statements and audits.

THE CORONAVIRUS IMPACT ON ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL REPORTING: WHAT EVERY CPA SHOULD KNOW

Subject Area

Accounting

Webinar Qualifies For

Selfstudy Webinars

Before starting this self study program, please go through the instructional document.

Overview

Course Description

Learning Objectives

Who Should Attend?

Additional details

NASBA APPROVED

About Presenter

Jennifer Louis, CPA

About Company

Emergent Solutions Group LLC

FAQ

Refund/Cancellation Policy

Testimonial

4.7