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A Closer Look: Revenue from Contracts with Customers— One Year Later

Your Revenue Recognition Preparedness Kit

CCH® Accounting Research Manager®

Expanded disclosure requirements for U.S. GAAP financial statements will add transparency to financial reporting. As you update your reporting criteria, information systems, processes and controls to meet the new standard, look to ARM for relevant and authoritative literature and links, including revenue recognition requirements of U.S. GAAP, IASB and IFRS.

CCH® Learning Center

The clear choice for professional learning, revenue recognition comprehension and CPE credits. Gain a better understanding of complex updates to the new standard and how to successfully follow the 5 step revenue recognition model for successful implementation. Courses include:

• Accounting & Audit Specialty Library
• Revenue Recognition: General Principles (4th Edition)
• Revenue Recognition: Proposed Changes
• Revenue Recognition: Revenue from Contracts with Customers (Topic 606)

CCH® Publications

Get the information you need to protect your financial statements. With leading titles in taxation, accounting and more, our 100+ publications are available to you in both print or eBook formats and offer expert information on topic-specific content, such as:

• Revenue Recognition Guide, 2016 — Pre-order now!
• GAAP Guide, 2016
• GAAP Update Service, Newsletter 
• GAAP Guide / GAAP Handbook of Policies and Procedures Bundle, 2016

Complimentary Web Seminar: A Review of Revenue Recognition 2015

September 29, 2015

2 pm ET/11 am PT

SPEAKER: Scott Taub, CPA

Get an expert’s explanation of the new standard and the changes to the principles underlying the recognition of revenue. Help ensure a smooth transition by hearing about the latest implementation questions and resolutions.

Topics include:

Highlights of changes from current requirements and practice

Key challenges in adopting the new standard

Status of amendments and clarifications, including:

o Delay in effective date

o More guidance on identifying performance obligations

o Potential changes in guidance on licensing

o Proposed practical expedients

o Discussion of required disclosures and attendant data collection requirements

Who should attend?:

Corporate staff charged with preparation of financial statements; all C-suite professional staff; finance and accounting teams; CPAs in public practice with clients who need to have financial statements prepared to IFRS and GAAP standards