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NEW REVENUE RECOGNITION STANDARDS AND POLICIES

Cost Free

CPE Credits 1.0 hour

Subject Area 1.0 - Accounting & Auditing

CE Credits 0.0 hours

Course Level Basic

Instructional Method Group Internet Based

Prerequisites None

Advanced Preparation None

Who Should Attend CFO / Controller
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CPA - medium firm
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Series: CFOs and Controllers

Course Description

Ensure you are up to speed on the New Revenue Recognition Standard to eliminate significant compliance risks and maximize best practices and processes.

Finally issued in May 2014 after many years in the making, the New Revenue Recognition Standard represents converged guidance by the FASB and IASB companies must follow in order to recognize revenue, and eliminates industry-specific guidance in favor of basic principles common to virtually all industries. These reference materials will include an overview of the core principles of the new guidance and the new five-step process which must be followed for all industries, as well as the specific impacts to the following industries – technology/software, media/entertainment, and life sciences, along with specific examples and illustrations. These reference materials will also include what you need to do now to ensure that you and your company are prepared to implement this new guidance.

David Katz

EisnerAmper LLP
Audit Manager
david.katz@eisneramper.com
(732) 243-7182

David Katz is an Audit Manager with nearly 10 years of public accounting experience. David provides domestic and international accounting, auditing and business consulting services to public and private clients in a variety of industries, including transportation, manufacturing, distribution, technology, and professional services. As a member of the Technology Group, David helps serve the specialized needs of growing technology-driven companies, including software, life sciences, and cleantech as well as IT services and media companies. He is also involved in the firm’s Public Companies Group. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants (NJSCPA).

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EisnerAmper offers responsive accounting, consulting and tax services with an entrepreneurial focus, providing clients around the world with smart, analytical insights delivered in an approachable style. Firm professionals build strong client relationships based on open communication with each client, and believe that the trust clients put in them is paramount. Every member of the EisnerAmper team is passionate about rolling up their sleeves and working hard to help clients get down to the business of building success. Our accounting firm works with enterprises as diverse as sophisticated financial institutions and start-ups, global public companies and middle-market companies; as well as high net worth individuals, family offices, not-for-profit organizations, and entrepreneurial ventures across a variety of industries.