Auditing Construction Contractors: Avoiding Common GAAS and GAAP Deficiencies
Recording of a 110-minute CPE video webinar with Q&A
This webinar will review the unique aspects of auditing large and small construction companies. Our panel of construction industry experts will discuss revenue and cost recognition compliance, financial statement presentation and disclosures, and common GAAS and GAAP deficiencies found in these audits.
Outline
- Revenue and cost recognition
- Risk assessments
- Schedule of contracts and related analytics
- Common deficiencies in GAAS and GAAP compliance
Benefits
The panel will review these and other critical issues:
- Avoiding common GAAS and GAAP deficiencies in construction audits
- Examining the supplemental schedules of contracts for construction companies
- Appropriate accounting methods for contractors
Faculty
Matthew Trubenbach-Byrne, CPA, CCIFP
Audit Manager
Withum Smith+Brown
Mr. Trubenbach-Byrne has approximately 7 years of experience providing professional public accounting, audit, tax... | Read More
Mr. Trubenbach-Byrne has approximately 7 years of experience providing professional public accounting, audit, tax and advisory services. He specializes in servicing clients in the construction and real estate industries as well as is involved in Withum’s employee benefit plan audit practice. His construction industry expertise includes working with heavy highway, telecommunications infrastructure and other specialty contractors and subcontractors.
CloseJulie Christensen, MSA, CPA, CCIFP
Audit Supervisor
Withum
Ms. Christensen is a Audit Supervisor at Withum.
| Read MoreMs. Christensen is a Audit Supervisor at Withum.
CloseJoseph Malfettano, CPA, CCIFP
Partner
Withum Smith+Brown
Mr. Malfettano has over 12 years of experience providing professional public accounting, audit, tax and advisory... | Read More
Mr. Malfettano has over 12 years of experience providing professional public accounting, audit, tax and advisory services, he specializes in servicing clients in the construction, insurance and distribution industries. His construction industry expertise includes working with heavy highway, site work, electrical, steel and other specialty contractors and subcontractors as well as servicing the needs of insurance agencies and managing general agents. Mr. Malfettano also has two years experience as a corporate controller.
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