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Auditing Not-for-Profit Entities: Superior Skills for an Effective and Efficient Audit (NFP Audit Workshop)

Description

It’s been said that you cannot fit a square peg into a round hole. The same principle holds true for audits of not-for-profit entities. You simply cannot apply a standard commercial audit approach to the audit of a not-for-profit entity and expect a good fit. Skilled auditors will instead adjust and hone the audit to fit the not-for-profit entity. This course is designed to help you do just that and equip you with the superior skills needed to excel in auditing not-for-profit entities. Updated for ASU No. 2016-14 (i.e., the new not-for-profit reporting model), the course materials utilize a highly illustrative and innovative format. Over 25 focused exercises are included to provide an enhanced working knowledge of auditing not-for-profit entities.
 
Don’t forget to register for the Not-for-Profit Accounting Conference on May 24.
 

Objective

Understand how the Section 199A deduction is calculated and maximized Deal with the §199A deduction in the context of a rental activity

Highlights

Latest guidance issued by the IRS, including relevant regulations, rulings, or administrative announcements Choosing to aggregate multiple trades or businesses into a single trade or business Calculating qualified business income (QBI) Identifying specified service trades or businesses Taxable income limits on specified service trade or businesses Maximizing the 20% deduction for pass-through entities and Schedule Cs Proper treatment of REIT, PTP, and cooperative income Rental activities as a trade or business and the rental safe harbor election Preparing Forms 8995 and 8995-A

Who Should Attend

CPAs who require a review of recent auditing updates.

Required Knowledge

Knowledge of basic accounting requirements, including financial statement preparation and reporting. General understanding of audit and attestation standards

Advanced Prep

None

Event Speaker(s)

Ms. Marci S. Thomas, CPA, MHA ( Kaplan Inc., Tampa, FL ),

Additional Event Information

Check in for all in-person events begins 1 hour prior to event start time. Also, be sure to allow enough time for traffic, parking, and check-in. If you should arrive late or depart early, you must adjust your CPE credit accordingly.
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Level: Basic/Intermediate
Event Code:WKNFP222

Registration Fees

RegistrationEarly BirdRegular
NCACPA Member$315.00$365.00
Non-Member$415.00$465.00
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