WL007823: Construction Contractors—Critical Accounting, Auditing, & Tax Issues
Accounting and financial reporting for construction contractors may be the most difficult area to be in compliance with the various standards. Construction engagements are, in many instances, more “dangerous” than most lines of business due to the many users of the financial statements. In this course, we will discuss why construction accounting and financial reporting are so complex and discuss the relationship between the contractor and the surety, both from an underwriting and claims perspective. We will also explore what the surety looks for in order to maximize potential bond credit, and we will discuss key areas of tax compliance, concentrating on those areas which make construction unique, including the impact of COVID-19 on the construction industry.

Event Level: Intermediate
Required Knowledge: Previous experience in the construction industry or in providing service to construction clients
Advanced Preparation: None
Who Should Attend: Practitioners who have construction clients and professionals in the construction industry who need to be up-to-date on the latest information
Vendor: Surgent
Speaker: Daryl Krause

Objectives
  • * Apply accounting and financial-reporting standards to construction contractors * Perform audit and review engagements for construction clients according to the standards as efficiently and effectively as possible * Identify tax-compliance issues unique to the construction industry and apply the latest changes
Event Information
Date Presented:
December 11, 2023 8:30 AM Eastern
Length:
7 hours, 45 minutes
Member Price:
$270.00
Non-Member:
$380.00
WL007823: Construction Contractors—Critical Accounting, Auditing, & Tax Issues
Individual topic purchase: Selected
North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
Accounting: 4.00
Auditing: 4.00