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Accounting for Consolidations: What You Need to Know about Cost, Equity & Acquisition Methods, Pt. 2 

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When businesses join forces and invest in one another, a number of complex accounting requirements and potential pitfalls arise. Learn when to use consolidated statements and when not to, and how to choose and execute the right accounting method for your organization's portfolio of subsidiaries and investments.

Learning Objectives:
In the second of a two-part course, we focus on the preparation of consolidated financial statements. With a thorough rundown of the rules, case studies and detailed worksheets, you'll be prepared to account for a range of consolidation scenarios. At the conclusion of this session you will be able to:

  • Define and apply the Acquisition Method
  • Define and properly account for Balance Sheet and Income Statement Intercompany Transactions
  • Outline Push Down Accounting and why it is critical

Delivery Method:
Self-Study

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Program Level:
Intermediate

Final Examination:
To receive CPE credit, NASBA requires that the final Examination be successfully completed within one year from the date of purchase.

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  • Instructor(s): Timothy F. Gearty, CPA, MBA, JD
  • Format: On Demand
  • Field of Study: Accounting
  • Credits: 2.5
  • Price: $150.00
  • Prerequisites: Accounting for Consolidations – What You Need to Know about Cost, Equity and Acquisition Methods, Part 1, and 2 to 3 years of accounting experience.
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