WEBINAR

Finance and accounting teams face increasing pressure to stay ahead of evolving U.S. GAAP and SEC standards and their impact on reporting cycles. With significant updates affecting FY 2025 and 2026 –including newly issued standards and those available for early adoption – now is the time to make sure your organization is prepared. 

This session will break down the most recent U.S. GAAP and SEC updates, explore their impact on financial statement preparation and disclosures, and highlight the standards companies should be preparing for now. Our presenters will share real world considerations, transition planning insights, and key areas regulators are focusing on. 

Key takeaways:  

• Identify key U.S. GAAP and SEC updates affecting FY 2025–2026 reporting.
• Understand how emerging standards impact current reporting and future disclosure requirements.
• Prepare for upcoming accounting changes, including impacts to policies, controls, and the close process.
• Evaluate forward looking developments relevant to companies approaching public company readiness.

Live webinar participants are anticipated to qualify for 1 CPE credit in the Accounting field of study. See additional details below.

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CPE Information

Live event participants can earn up to 1 CPE credit in the Accounting field of study.

Program description: Finance and accounting teams face increasing pressure to stay ahead of evolving U.S. GAAP and SEC standards and their impact on reporting cycles. With significant updates affecting FY 2025 and 2026 –  including newly issued standards and those available for early adoption – now is the time to make sure your organization is prepared.  This session will break down the most recent U.S. GAAP and SEC updates, explore their impact on financial statement preparation and disclosures, and highlight the forward‑looking standards companies should be preparing for now. Our presenters will share real‑world considerations, transition planning insights, and key areas regulators are focusing on. 

Program level: Overview – General review with no prior knowledge

Prerequisites: None

Advanced preparation: None

Topics to be discussed include:

• Identify key U.S. GAAP and SEC updates affecting FY 2025–2026 reporting 
• Understand how emerging standards impact current reporting and future disclosure requirements 
• Prepare for upcoming accounting changes, including impacts to policies, controls, and the close process 
• Evaluate forward‑looking developments relevant to companies approaching public‑company readiness 

Instructional Delivery Method: Webinars: Group Internet Based

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