An up-tempo overview of recent auditing and attestation standards, including newly released standards with a high-level discussion of potential future effects.
Topics of discussion will include: Overview of the R&D tax credit The definition of R&D under current law Review examples of the credit computation Important tax rules to...
In this session you will learn some of the real-world matters encountered in peer review and inspection and the issues that are affecting audit quality and some ways to avoid...
In 2015, Congress made permanent the federal tax incentives for conservation easement donations, and also raised the deduction limit from 30% of the taxpayer’s federal adjusted...
This presentation will teach the broad application of business analytics and the use of dashboards throughout all aspects of a business or organization.
Fair Value accounting is constantly scrutinized testing its efficient, effective and cost beneficial application to recording assets and liabilities. Fair value accounting...
There is no argument that technology makes life easier. Internet shopping has redefined convenience. Smart phones and wearable technology have made constant connection the new...
Welcome to FICPA's Natural Disasters: Accounting and Auditing Considerations. This program is presented in three sections and should take about an hour.
The Single Audit is a rigorous audit that provides the Federal government with assurances that recipients of funding comply with certain directives. COVID-19 brought about new...
Without a business continuity plan, you risk your company and its people. Not only could the business fail, but you could also suffer financial loss, a tarnished reputation and...
Businesses today are constantly facing new operational and information technology risks, and keeping up with these changes in operations and technology and best practices for...
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