This course provides a high level overview of the most important accounting and financial reporting issues facing nonprofit entities and their accountants. The focus is on explaining the basis behind major issues and trends in executive summary (yet practical) form, enabling professionals to understand the most important aspects of relevant standards, and the basis for any potential changes on the horizon.
Learning Objectives
Describe recent developments of the FASB most relevant to nonprofit entities
Explain the impact of new financial reporting model for nonprofit entities being developed by the FASB
Identify accounting and financial reporting changes on the horizon
Major Topics
Current outcomes of the highly significant FASB project related to Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Entities
Recently released FASB standards that will impact nonprofit financial reporting the most, including revenue recognition and lease accounting
Current issues and challenges involving Yellow Book financial statement audits
Critical considerations when performing Single Audits under OMB Uniform Guidance for Federal Awards
Important AICPA professional standard developments related to providing audit and nonaudit services to nonprofits
Provider
Business Learning Institute
Course Level
Update
Professional Area of Focus
Acumen: Not For Profit
CPE Field of Study
Accounting
2.0
Auditing
2.0
Who Should Attend
Public and industry accountants at all levels interested in remaining current on professional, technical and relevant regulatory requirements related most specifically to nonprofit entities
Instructor(s)
Jennifer Louis
Prerequisites
Knowledge of currently effective professional, technical and regulatory standards
Location
Loyola University Maryland Graduate Ctr Columbia Campus
