Event Details
Title : What will private enterprise GAAP mean for you or your company?
Date : June 19th, 2009
Time: 12:30 PM ET
Private enterprise GAAP in Canada is about to change. Join us for an informative webinar that will provide a detailed overview of the proposed new set of standards. Find out what the new standards are all about, how they differ from existing standards and how you can participate in the standard-setting process and share your ideas and feedback on this issue.
New standards are expected to be available for use for 2009 calendar-year end financial statements and required for 2011. During this webinar, you will learn more about:
- Changes to recognition and measurement issues related to financial instruments and several other areas including employee future benefits, asset retirement obligations, internally developed intangible assets, goodwill and stock-based compensation.
- Accounting policy choices available within the proposed standards
- The elimination of EIC abstracts.
- Significantly reduced disclosure requirements that focus on the needs of this sector.
- Transition provisions for first-time adoption of the new standards.
Our expert speakers aim to help you to better understand the proposed Private Enterprise GAAP and identify issues that may impact you and your business. Take an hour to familiarize yourself with the current exposure draft that is open for comment until July 31, 2009.
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The event is sponsored by Robert Half Finance & Accounting.
The PowerPoint Slides and the link to the CPD Quiz will be available for download, under "Resources" after the live session.
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