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Current Accounting Issues for Not-for-Profit Organizations Webinar

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$259

CPE Credits: 8 Hours
Overview

This continually updated webinar is designed for accountants who want to remain on the cutting edge of the most recent accounting, tax and federal developments affecting not-for-profits. You’ll be equipped to:

  • Follow the accounting standards and guides for not-for-profits
  • Understand recent guidance revising NPO financial statements and treatment of Net Assets
  • Review the latest tax rules and regulations pertaining to not-for-profits, including Form 990
     
Objective

To provide an understanding of the accounting standards affecting nonprofits. Focusing primarily on implementing and using current authoritative literature, this webinar discusses the latest issues regarding NPO mergers and NPO goodwill treatments. You’ll also gain insight into tax changes and other current issues impacting nonprofits.

Emphasis
  • Understand the role that not-for-profit organizations play in today's financial world
  • Review of recent accounting standards and guides for not-for-profits (ASC 958)
    – Distinguishing between contributions and exchange transactions
    – Transfers between NPOs
    – Joint Costs
    – Consolidations and goodwill involving not-for-profits, including clarifying when NPOs that are general or limited partners should consolidate a for-profit
    – UPMIFA and changes to Net Assets
    – Investments—new rules for valuation and disclosure
    – Required financial statement disclosures
  • Impact of revenue recognition, leases, and other recent FASB guidance on NPOs
  • FASB Simplification Initiative
  • Ethics, fraud and abuse issues
  • Tax matters
    – Filing for and retaining tax-exempt status
    – Avoiding private foundation status
    – Executive compensation under §409(a)
    – Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT)
    – Intermediate sanctions
    – Excess benefit transactions

Available Formats:

Live Webinar

$259

CPE Credits: 8 Hours

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Prerequisite
Basic knowledge of accounting for nonprofit organizations
Level of Knowledge
Intermediate
CPE Credits
8 Hours
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting
Title
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Current Accounting Issues for Not-for-Profit Organizations Self-Study Webinar

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$259

CPE Credits: 11 Hours
Overview

This self-study webinar is designed for accountants who want to remain on the cutting edge of the most recent accounting, tax and federal developments affecting not-for-profits. You’ll be equipped to:

  • Follow the accounting standards and guides for not-for-profits
  • Understand recent guidance revising NPO financial statements and treatment of Net Assets
  • Review the latest tax rules and regulations pertaining to not-for-profits, including Form 990
     
Objective

To provide an understanding of the accounting standards affecting nonprofits. Focusing primarily on implementing and using current authoritative literature, this self-study webinar discusses the latest issues regarding NPO mergers and NPO goodwill treatments. You’ll also gain insight into tax changes and other current issues impacting nonprofits.

 

DETAILED LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Identify mandatory NFP financial statements and titles

• Identify the purpose of NFP financial statements from an investor/donor’s perspective

• Recognize the NFP accounting alternatives regarding goodwill impairment under ASU 2019-06

• Recognize the trigger for providing footnote disclosure regarding going concern uncertainties

• Identify the criteria that must be met before a NFP can recognize contribution revenue

• Identify the circumstances under which restricted funds will be reclassified as unrestricted

• Identify how to account for pledges that will be realized in more than 12 months

• Identify factors indicating risk of receipt and recording of pledges

• Recognize factors indicating an exchange transaction versus a contribution

• Identify the accounting treatment options regarding the receipt of dues

• Identify the accounting treatment for contributed services

• Recognize how to account for donated securities

• Recognize how to account for donated inventory

• Identify when to recognize contribution revenue from a revocable split interest agreement

• Recognize the terminology used to identify the power to modify restrictions on a charitable fund

• Recognize the appropriate accounting for service concession arrangements under ASU 2014-05

• Recognize the accounting options for collections of art or similar collections

• Recognize the changes made to accounting for collections under ASU 2019-03

• Recognize the appropriate accounting for joint cost under SOP 98-2

• Identify the typical accounting for an NFP’s special events

• Recognize the appropriate presentation of investment returns on the statement of activities

• Identify the options available for reporting cash flows from operations under ASU 2016-14

• Identify the implications of ASU 2016-14 on NFP disclosures

• Identify mandatory NFP disclosures regarding investments

• Recognize those characteristics indicating an acquisition over a merger

• Recognize the accounting treatment of acquired assets and liabilities when one NFP acquires another

• Identify the presentation of the net cash flow reflecting an acquisition in the statement of cash flows

• Recognize the circumstances under which an audit firm’s independence from an NFP client would generally be considered to be impaired

Emphasis
  • Understand the role that not-for-profit organizations play in today's financial world
  • Review of recent accounting standards and guides for not-for-profits (ASC 958)
    – Distinguishing between contributions and exchange transactions
    – Transfers between NPOs
    – Joint Costs
    – Consolidations and goodwill involving not-for-profits, including clarifying when NPOs that are general or limited partners should consolidate a for-profit
    – UPMIFA and changes to Net Assets
    – Investments—new rules for valuation and disclosure
    – Required financial statement disclosures
  • Impact of revenue recognition, leases, and other recent FASB guidance on NPOs
  • FASB Simplification Initiative
  • Ethics, fraud and abuse issues
  • Tax matters
    – Filing for and retaining tax-exempt status
    – Avoiding private foundation status
    – Executive compensation under §409(a)
    – Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT)
    – Intermediate sanctions
    – Excess benefit transactions

Available Formats:

Self-Study

$259

CPE Credits: 11 Hours

This course is included in the following subscriptions:

Valid Subscriptions:
Not available
Anytime Subscription
Self-Study Subscription
Combo Subscription
Evening/Weekend Subscription

Need more than one course? Upgrade to a subscription and save.

View Subscriptions
Prerequisite
Basic knowledge of accounting for nonprofit organizations
Level of Knowledge
Intermediate
CPE Credits
11 Hours
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting
Title
CPE Subscriptions: A Better CPE Experience
  • Earn all your credits in one place--no more separate providers.  We're your one-stop-shop to complete your CPE requirements fast.
  • General & state-specific ethics courses are included at no additional cost.  (When we say in one place, we mean it!)
  • Convenience meets flexibility with CPE Subscription options that align with your schedule, no matter how busy you are.