
Construction Contractors: Auditing Considerations
Auditing contract revenue can be challenging. Long-term contracts can be even more difficult. Learn the knowledge necessary to conduct a successful audit of contracts, and the key issues affecting construction auditing, including auditing under the new revenue recognition and leases guidance.
Format
Webcast
Date
Sep 12, 2025
NASBA Field of Study
Auditing
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
4
Instructor
Joselin R Martin
Availability
Product Number
VCCAUD250912
Challenges and Solutions of Auditing Contracts
With construction comprising a large and growing portion of the economy, it's important to stay on top of the very latest in accounting and auditing changes for the construction industry.
In this webcast, you will gain insight about:
- Audit planning and substantive auditing procedures
- The core knowledge necessary to succeed
- Key issues affecting construction auditing, including auditing under the new revenue recognition and leases guidance
- Audit risks and risk assessment
Key Topics
- Auditing contractor accounting and revenue from contracts with customers
- Planning and risk assessment for construction contractors
- Key internal controls
- Substantive procedures for long-term contractors
Learning Outcomes
- Identify key concepts related to auditing procedures applicable to construction contractors.
Who Will Benefit
- Practitioners
- Accountants
- Financial professionals in the construction industry
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