Surgent's Current Issues in Accounting and Auditing: An Annual Update
April 21st, 2026 - April 21st, 2026 @ 9:00 AM-12:30PM
| Member Price | $159 |
| Non-Member Price | $189 |
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Credits
4Description
Designed for accounting, auditing, and attestation practitioners at all levels in public accounting and business and industry, this course provides a detailed review of the multitude of FASB and AICPA standards and reports issued over the past few years, including a discussion of the FASB's Stage 3 PIR report on ASC 606. It also provides an overview of recent PCAOB inspection report findings and SEC rulemaking activity. Through hands-on examples and illustrations, this course will help you apply the guidance in practice. We further discuss other important A&A practice matters to be aware of, including an update on the quality management standards and soon-to-be-effective requirements for engagement quality reviews.Objectives
- Recall and apply recently issued and proposed FASB and AICPA pronouncements
- Understand the key findings of the FASB’s PIR report covering revenue recognition in ASC 606
- Understand the main provisions of SASs No. 146 to No. 149
- Identify other important A&A practice matters to be aware of
- Understand the key findings in recent PCAOB inspection reports
- Utilize hands-on examples and illustrations to demonstrate an overall understanding and application of the material
Major Subjects
- Recently issued but newly implemented Accounting Standards Updates (ASUs), the PCC Update, and items on the FASB’s Technical Agenda
- New ASUs covering disaggregated expenses, crypto assets (e.g., cryptocurrency), and business combinations
- Results and findings of the FASB’s Final (Stage 3) Post-Implementation Review (PIR) Report on Topic 606
- Recently issued SASs and other AICPA activity through SAS No. 149
- Detailed review of the three new Statement on Quality Management Standards (SQMS 1, SQMS 2, and SQMS 3)
- Other important A&A practice matters