Government Auditing Standards and Circular A-133 Developments – AICPA Audit Risk Alert

AICPA Store:  This alert includes important information related to audits performed under Government Auditing Standards and OMB Circular A-133. Information included is a summary of the changes brought about by the 2011 revision of Government Auditing Standards. Discussions of this and other relevant topics, including new developments, will assist the auditor in keeping up to date when performing single audits.

Governmental & Nonprofit Annual Update (2012- 2013 Edition)

AICPA Store:  Coverage of recent requirements address the latest in Single Audit and Yellow Book requirements.

The 2011 Yellow Book: Government Auditing Standards

AICPA Store:  Find out what's staying the same and what's changing in the 2011 revision to the Yellow Book.

Not-for-Profit Organizations - Accounting & Auditing Set [Subscription]

AICPA Store:  Access your references online. Subscription includes the Audit & Accounting Guide, Audit Risk Alert and the Checklist and Illustrative Financial Statements for NPOs.

Applying OCBOA in State and Local Governmental Financial Statements

AICPA Store:  The AICPA Practice Aid, Applying OCBOA in State and Local Governmental Financial Statements is intended to provide preparers and practitioners with the best practices that promote consistency and that resolve the difficult questions arising when state and local governments maintain their accounting records and prepare their annual financial statements using an alternative accounting and financial reporting framework. While nonauthoritative, this practice aid is the best source for such guidance.

Nonprofit Auditing and Accounting Update (2012–2013 Edition)

AICPA Store:  This new edition includes coverage of the new Yellow Book, the risk assessment SASs, and SAS No. 112.

Applying A-133 to Nonprofit and Governmental Organizations

AICPA Store:  This course is a must for you if you are involved in single audits of governmental entities or nonprofit organizations.

AICPA Not-for-Profit Industry Conference

AICPA Store:  June 20-21, 2013 - Washington, DC - A comprehensive forum that deals with the challenges facing nonprofit practitioners and financial executives today. You’ll find out the latest information on the impact of tax, management, auditing and accounting issues pertaining to NPOs.

Not-for-Profit Entities Industry Developments - Audit Risk Alert

AICPA Store:  This Audit Risk Alert focuses on emerging practice issues and current economic, regulatory, accounting and auditing developments for not-for-profit entities including higher education and religious organizations and recent trends that could affect your audits of NFPs.

Frequent Frauds Found in Governments

AICPA Store:  Through an informative case study approach, this course illustrates common frauds that make headlines and damage the reputations of governments.

AICPA National Governmental Accounting and Auditing Update Conference (GAAC) EAST

AICPA Store:  August 12-13, 2013 - Washington, DC - Attend the premier accounting and auditing update that covers federal (Washington, DC location only), state and local government areas. Hear from policymakers and government officials on current issues and new & pending standards.

Accounting Trends & Techniques - Not-for-Profit Entities

AICPA Store:  Accounting Trends & Techniques - Not-for-Profit Entities aids you in your financial statement preparations for not-for-profit organizations.

Advanced Auditing of HUD-Assisted Projects

AICPA Store:  Find insights into compliance pitfalls for HUD-assisted housing owners and managers.

The 2011 Revised Yellow Book for Financial Audits

AICPA Store:  This self-study course will help you understand the applicability of the Yellow Book to financial audits.

Guide to Fraud in Governmental and Not-for-Profit Environments, Revised Edition

AICPA Store:  Expand your firm’s advisory portfolio to include fraud engagements for Government and Not-for-Profit organizations. This revised edition helps to identify unique situations that exist in Government and Not-for-Profit groups, explains the functionality of SAS No. 99, and shows you how and when to apply specific professional standards when you perform a fraud engagement for these types of entities.