Description

Accounting and financial reporting for construction contractors may be the most difficult area to comply with the various standards. Construction engagements are, in many instances, more complicated 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 is so complex and examine the relationship between the contractor and the surety, both from an underwriting and a claims perspective. We will also explore what the surety looks for to maximize potential bond credit.

Instructor: Dave Peters, CPA, CFP, CLU, CPCU, MST, MBA

Target Audience

Practitioners who have construction clients and professionals in the construction industry who need to be up to date on the latest information

Course Objectives

Recognize accounting and financial reporting standards relevant to construction contractors

Subjects

Overall landscape of the construction industry

GAAP and recent changes affecting the construction industry

FASB ASC 606 and its impact on the construction industry

The unique relationship between the contractor and the surety

FASB ASC 842 and its impact on the construction industry

Prerequisites

Previous experience in the construction industry or providing service to construction clients