Total Credits: 8 including 4 Accounting - Technical, 4 Auditing- Technical
Real estate assets have some unique features that can affect the way real estate transactions are structured, accounted for and audited. How do you record asset impairments? How do you handle reporting issues related to rental operations? These are just some of the many special considerations that apply to real estate. Learn how to identify the three distinct stages of real estate assets, then examine and apply the accounting and auditing standards governing each stage.
*Apply the accounting and auditing standards governing real estate
*Identify accounting and auditing problems surrounding real estate transactions
*Estimate fair value of real estate assets
*Accounting for Real Estate Acquisition and Development
*Impairment of Real Estate Assets
*Rental Operations
*Real Estate Sales and Profit Recognition
*Estimating Fair Value of Real Estate Assets
*Audit Strategies and Techniques for Real Estate Activities
2015 CPE Credit Information (0.06 MB) | Available after Purchase |
Course Manual - Real Estate Accounting and Auditing (1.65 MB) | Available after Purchase |
William I. Eskin, CPA, is the owner of WIE, Inc., a consulting group that provides assistance to various accounting and financial fields, including construction contractors and real estate developers. Previously, he was the director of Financial Analysis and Investigation for the world's largest surety operation, where he provided financial and accounting assistance to the underwriting and claims functions and performed forensic reviews related to employee dishonesty bonds and other defalcations. Eskin is an annual speaker at the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) National Construction Conference, numerous state CPA societies and many organizations related to construction and surety. He received the AICPA Outstanding Discussion Leader Award from 2008-2010. He authored and published "Convention Contractors: Real-World Guide to Accounting & Audiding" and "Real-World Guide to Accounting & Auditing." He assists in the review of the AICPA's "Construction Audit Guide Update and Construction Contractors Industry Developments."
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