GAAP Refresher Webinar
Overview
This continually updated webinar is perfect for accountants and other tax professionals who want to earn CPE credits while maintaining a sound working knowledge of common GAAP topics. It covers a variety of accounting and financial reporting issues related to GAAP, including:
- Master new requirements for rate reconciliation tables and state tax breakdowns
- Navigate mandatory disclosures for significant segment expenses and new implementation rules
- Apply current rules for internal-use software, hosted cloud computing contracts, and digital asset valuations (ASC 820)
- Learn key statement presentation differences, Management-Defined Performance Measures (MPMs), and dual-conversion strategies
This GAAP Refresher webinar qualifies for 8 CPE credits in NASBA’s Accounting field of study.
Objective
To provide accountants and other finance professionals 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.
Emphasis
- Income tax disclosure requirements under ASU-2023-09
– Improvements to income tax disclosures from FASB
• Effective date and transition
• Income taxes paid
• Public business entities vs. private entities
• Rate reconciliation
• State and local income taxes
• Foreign tax effects
• Valuation allowance
• Disclosures
– Practical considerations
• Withholding taxes and Pillar Two
• Consideration for foreign branches
• Materiality - Internal-use software, cloud costs and technology investments
– Accounting for internal-use software costs
– Accounting for cloud costs
– Technology investments - Segment reporting and disclosure modernization
– ASC 280 foundation
– ASU 2023-07 requirements
– Implementation challenges
– Examples and application - IFRS update: Global reporting trends and US GAAP comparisons
– Converting from US GAAP to IFRS and vice versa
– Presentation and disclosure in financial statements
– The structure and categorization of the statement of profit or loss (income/expenses)
– Totals and subtotals presented in the statement of profit and loss
– Principals of aggregation and disaggregation
– Management-Defined Performance Measures (MPMs)
– Transition
– Select differences between IFRS and US GAAP - Fair value measurement: Liquid assets, digital assets and disclosure pitfalls
– ASC 820 and illiquid assets
– Digital assets and emerging investments
– Disclosure pitfalls and regulatory focus
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