169 | OSCPA Live | September 21
Governmental Accounting and Auditing Update - Oklahoma City
Thursday, September 21, 2023 8:30am - 4:00pm
Don’t let recent developments slip by you. Understand the latest on governmental accounting and auditing with this fast-paced interactive course that analyzes the GASB requirements for governments and provides an understanding of OMB and Yellow Book requirements.
Please Note: The OSCPA has updated our Transfer Policy for in-person events. Find more information here.
Objectives
When you complete this course you will be able to:
- Apply the most recent requirements of GASB directed toward state
and local governments. - Recall key points related to the latest developments in OMB and
Yellow Book requirements. - Identify recent activities of the AICPA and how they affect the
auditor’s report.
Instructors
- John Georger (view bio)
Designed For
Accounting and finance personnel responsible for accounting and financial reporting for governments and auditors of governments
Highlights
- Recently issued GASB standards
- Implementing recently issued and effective GASB standards
- Auditor’s report and conforming amendments
- Auditing Standards Board update
- Ethics update
- Common audit deficiencies
- SSARS and SSAE update
- Governmental auditing update
Instructors
John Georger
John "Jack" Georger, CPA, CIA has served a broad base of clients including port authorities, higher education institutions, community service organizations, foundations, counties, school districts, cities, and employee retirement systems. In addition, the commercial clients he has served include construction, real estate, aerospace, research and development, agricultural and professional service firms. Jack has also consulted on numerous budgets, rate and cost studies for municipal authorities as well as the design and implementation of internal control systems for various entities. Jack has had the opportunity during his career to audit publicly traded companies, of both accelerated filers under PCAOB Auditing Standards and non accelerated filers, major cities and counties in the United States, colleges and universities, and some of the largest not-for-profit organizations in the United States. Jack graduated from George Mason University with a degree in Business Administration, he first became a CPA in the state of Connecticut in 1981. He was in private practice in New York, where his firm provided auditing, accounting and tax services to various local governments, not-for-profit organizations, small businesses and individuals for over twenty years. Since selling his practice in 2001, Jack has been an Audit Senior Manager with KPMG, LLP and Pricewaterhouse Coopers, LLP, a partner in a regional firm in Los Angeles, Audit Director with McGladrey and Pullen, LLP and is currently a partner with the Pun Group, LLP