GAAP Refresher Self-Study Webinar
Overview
This self-study webinar is perfect for the accountant who wants to maintain a sound working knowledge of common GAAP topics. It covers a variety of accounting and financial reporting issues, including:
- Revenue recognition
- Accounting for leases
- Impairments and discontinued operations
- Goodwill impairment
- Materiality
- The impact of COVID-19
Objective
To provide accountants with a refresher of important GAAP topics. You’ll explore many complex accounting pronouncements and rules using discussion questions, problems and real-life examples from financial statements and disclosures.
DETAILED LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• Explain the objectives and scope of ASU 2023-09
• Identify the effective dates and transition methods available under ASU 2023-09
• Apply the jurisdictional disaggregation requirements for income taxes paid
• Calculate the 5% quantitative thresholds for income tax disclosures
• Distinguish the rate reconciliation requirements for public business entities and other entities
• Identify the standardized rate reconciliation categories required by ASU 2023-09
• Explain the disclosure requirements for domestic and foreign pretax income and income tax expense
• Describe the accounting guidance for internal-use software costs under ASC 350-40
• Explain how ASU 2025-06 modernized the accounting model for internal-use software
• Determine when internal-use software capitalization criteria have been met
• Identify software development costs that qualify for capitalization or must be expensed
• Evaluate significant development uncertainty under the probable-to-complete threshold
• Apply ASC 350-40 to cloud computing arrangements and related implementation costs
• Evaluate whether technology and large language model costs qualify for capitalization
• Explain the management approach underlying segment reporting under ASC 280
• Identify the chief operating decision maker and components that qualify as operating segments
• Apply the quantitative thresholds and 75% external revenue test for reportable segments
• Evaluate whether operating segments meet the criteria for aggregation
• Identify significant segment expenses required under ASU 2023-07
• Explain the disclosure requirements for other segment items and single-segment entities
• Identify events that require reassessment of segment reporting conclusions
• Compare the standard-setting structures and general approaches of IFRS and US GAAP
• Explain the first-time adoption requirements of IFRS 1
• Classify income and expenses within the categories established by IFRS 18
• Identify mandatory subtotals and management-defined performance measure disclosures under IFRS 18
• Compare selected IFRS and US GAAP accounting requirements
• Apply the ASC 820 fair value measurement objective and fair value hierarchy
• Evaluate the accounting, valuation, disclosure, and control requirements for difficult-to-price and digital assets
Emphasis
- Revenue recognition overview, recent interpretations, transition and adoption of Topic 606
– Multiple deliverables
– When sales are consummated and rights of return
– Consignments and “bill and hold” transactions
– Net vs. gross
– Segmenting and combining contracts - Accounting for leases—summary and adoption of the New Standard
– Comparison of the old and new standards
– Lease modifications, variable leases, timing and duration - Lessee vs. lessor treatments
- Fixed assets: valuation, impairment, asset retirement obligations
- Discontinued operations
- Goodwill—the latest guidance on impairments, amortization, and nonpublic entities
- Materiality: uses and abuses
- Use of “more likely than not”
- The impact of COVID-19
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