Lesson: Recognized Subsequent Events

Instructor: Nick Palazzolo
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In this lesson, Nick Palazzolo, CPA, unpacks the intricacies of subsequent events and how they play into financial reporting, offering insightful details to seine the curtain between balance sheet dates and financial statement issuance. With a practical approach, he clarifies when financial statements are considered 'issued' and explores the appropriate ways to address subsequent events that may arise during this period. Whether it's choosing between recording a journal entry or opting for disclosure, Nick ensures clarity on the necessity of reflecting true and fair values in financial reporting. Engaging with real-world examples, such as litigation settlements or losses on uncollectible receivables, this lesson is a deep dive into the real implications and necessary steps for handling events that occur after the balance sheet date but before the statements reach their audience.

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In this lesson, Nick Palazzolo, CPA, unpacks the intricacies of subsequent events and how they play into financial reporting, offering insightful details to seine the curtain between balance sheet dates and financial statement issuance. With a practical approach, he clarifies when financial statements are considered 'issued' and explores the appropriate ways to address subsequent events that may arise during this period. Whether it's choosing between recording a journal entry or opting for disclosure, Nick ensures clarity on the necessity of reflecting true and fair values in financial reporting. Engaging with real-world examples, such as litigation settlements or losses on uncollectible receivables, this lesson is a deep dive into the real implications and necessary steps for handling events that occur after the balance sheet date but before the statements reach their audience.

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Module: 8 Concepts, 74 Lessons