Event Type : Virtual

Governmental accounting and auditing are essential practice areas for the profession, and their specialized nature makes it imperative for anyone working with governmental entities to stay on top of changes. When you attend TSCPA’s Governmental Accounting and Auditing Conference, you’ll receive updates on hot topics like single auditing of COVID-19 relief funds, fraud, GASB best practices and auditing in a virtual environment. You’ll also hear an update from the state comptroller, and staff from the comptroller’s office will answer your questions in a Q&A panel.

This conference will also be streamed live for those unable to join in person.

Bring the future into focus

Join us for a big-picture view of all things not-for-profit accounting at the AICPA & CIMA Not-for-Profit Industry Conference this coming June. Between tax reform, ASU updates, Uniform Guidance and much more, it’s been difficult to keep up with the recent changes. We’ll help you put the pieces together.

Who should attend:

• CPAs, CGMA® designation holders, accountants, consultants, tax advisers, auditors and other financial managers with not-for-profit clients
• NFP financial executives, including CFOs, CEOs/executive directors, controllers, directors of finance and board trustees
• Fiscal managers and staff at not-for-profits

Conference Details

The 2023 Oregon ethics course has been updated to include recent changes to the ethics rules issued by the AICPA last year. We will start out with a review of Oregon Administrative Rules & Oregon Revised Statutes and the Code of Professional Conduct. Then we will switch to the AICPA and address recent interpretations. The course includes a look at examples of ethics violations as well as case studies. Four hours will fly right by!

NOTES:

• This course meets the Oregon Board of Accountancy’s biennial four-hour Oregon-specific ethics requirement.
• For the most current Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), refer to the BOA website: https://tinyurl.com/OR-BOA-Rules.
• There will be interactive breakout sessions in this webcast. Access to a web camera and computer microphone is suggested to be able to fully participate.

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Overview

This webinar is the first session included in the four-part Nonprofit Virtual Series. Each session in the series can be be purchased individually, or save $80 by purchasing the bundle webinar package! See option below.

Highlights

Yellow Book and Single Audit engagements are considered must select engagements for Peer Review. We’ll review the new alternative engagements that have been created by various federal agencies to provide alternatives to Single Audits including SVOG and PRF engagements. We’ll close with a look at the major changes in the 2023 Compliance Supplement and the COVID deficiencies identified by the federal agencies and peer reviewers.

Designed For

CPAs who have nonprofit organizations as clients, financial officers or board members of nonprofits, and staff accountants involved with tax and accounting issues of nonprofits.

Objectives

• Identify changes to single audits as a result of the 2023 Compliance Supplement
• Describe alternative engagements to single audits subject to Yellow Book
• Recall common deficiencies found related to COVID-19 funding

The 2023 Oregon ethics course has been updated to include recent changes to the ethics rules issued by the AICPA last year. We’ll start out with a review of Oregon Administrative Rules & Oregon Revised Statutes and the Code of Professional Conduct. Then we will switch to the AICPA and address recent interpretations. The course includes a look at examples of ethics violations as well as case studies.
Four hours will fly right by!

NOTES:

• This course meets the Oregon Board of Accountancy’s biennial four-hour Oregon-specific ethics requirement.
• For the most current Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), refer to the BOA website: https://tinyurl.com/OR-BOA-Rules.
• There will be interactive breakout sessions in this webcast. Access to a web camera and computer microphone is suggested to be able to fully participate.

Designed For

Objectives

Major Subjects

Priorities are different in the not-for-profit world. Regardless of an organization’s focus, the work is about more than the bottom line. But that matters, too. Discover how organizations can maximize their impact and fulfil their mission without letting financial concerns stand in the way. Learn how to maintain compliance, meet reporting requirements and make the most of the budget from sessions that cover your specific concerns.

Who should attend?: CPAs, financial managers of not-for-profit organizations, auditors, internal auditors and other financial professionals who work for or with not-for-profit organizations.

This conference will also be streamed live for those unable to join in person.