From Footnote to Forefront: Financial Statement Disclosures

Overview

This course covers the ins and outs of financial statement disclosures. The variety of topics includes accounting policies, revenue recognition, leasing, credit losses on financial instruments, SAB 74 accounting pronouncements, business combinations, fair value measurements, segment reporting, derivatives and hedging, and asset retirement obligations. In addition to an overview of the disclosure requirements, the course provides illustrative examples from public business entities. These examples show how different companies have addressed the disclosure requirements in practice.

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Objectives

  • recognize disclosure requirements related to accounting policies
  • identify disclosure requirements related to revenue recognition
  • recognize disclosure requirements for lessees and lessors under the lease standard
  • identify disclosure requirements related to credit losses on financial instruments
  • identify disclosure requirements related to business combinations and fair value measurements
  • recognize disclosure requirements for segment reporting
  • identify disclosure requirements for derivatives and hedging activities as well as asset retirement obligations

Designed For:

CPAs, CFEs, CMAs, auditors, managers, and other finance professionals


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Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.

Prerequisites:
Basic understanding of accounting principles and concepts
Advanced Preparation: None