How to Audit Long-term Debt and Related Accounts

CATEGORY: Accounting & Auditing

COURSE ID: W517T, VERSION 1.00

(40)

Webinar

2 CPE Credits

This installment of the “How to Audit” series will explore the balance sheet and income statement procedures related to auditing debt in a client’s financial statements. Discussion will include accounting issues, risk assessments and responsive procedures, debt covenants and common disclosures for debt. This webinar cover topics most important to staff auditors who audit debt and the related balance sheet and income statement accounts.

Instructor: Christopher Martin, CPA

Instructor assignments are fluid and subject to change.

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PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of accounting and auditing

Advanced Preparation None

System Requirements

Minimum supported systems require:

You must use a computer to join the webinar
A laptop or desktop computer running Microsoft Windows 10 or later
(64-bit with at least 8GB of RAM recommended)
The latest available version* of one of the following Internet browsers: Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or Microsoft Edge

Additional requirements:

A minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels
High-speed Internet connection
The latest available version* of Adobe Reader or other application capable of natively opening PDF documents

Notes

Use of a cell phone is not recommended or supported.
Devices other than Windows-based desktops, and laptops may work but are not supported (tablet users may not hear the participation alert for online webinar events).
Apple Mac OS/X is not supported; however, OS/X systems capable of running the latest version of one of the listed browsers should work.

*“Latest available version” includes versions released within the past six-months

How to Audit Long-term Debt and Related Accounts

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