CPE Session 13: Sunday, August 3, 8:00 –
11:00 AM
Teaching Governmental and Nonprofit
Accounting: The New “Hot Topics”
Description/Objectives:
The biggest thing to hit governmental accounting
and reporting instruction in the last 20 years
has been GASB Statement No. 34. But now the
GASB has moved on, and people who teach governmental
accounting must as well. This workshop will
examine the new “hot topics” of
governmental and nonprofit accounting and reporting,
including affiliated organizations, reporting
investment risks, impairment of assets, budgetary
reporting, environmental issues, and other post-employment
benefits. The session will also include an update
on the GASB’s activities. To meet these
objectives, section members familiar with the
topics will be making presentations on them,
exploring what the GASB is doing or has done
in the area, and what we need to include in
our classroom discussions. There will be plenty
of time for questions, so plan ahead and come
with things in mind.
Format/Structure:
The workshop will last approximately 160 minutes
(180 minutes, less a 20 minute break). The workshop
opens with a presentation from a GASB staff
member or a section member on what has happened
at the GASB in the last year (50 minutes). This
presentation will be followed by a panel discussion
and presentations by section members on new
topics brought up in the first presentation.
The time allocated to each presentation will
depend on the number of speakers. Approximately
two-thirds of each time slot will be reserved
for the presentation, with the other one-third
used for questions and comments.
Intended Audience:
The intended audience for this CPE session is
AAA members who teach governmental and nonprofit
accounting, reporting, and auditing.
Presenters:
TBA
Sponsor:
Government and Nonprofit Section |