Key Recipient Roles and Responsibilities in Single Audits: Rebroadcast
This webcast will discuss the Uniform Guidance definitions of a pass-through entity, subrecipient, contractor, and beneficiary, and outline best practices to correctly identify and report them.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting (Governmental)
Level
Intermediate
CPE Credits
2
Instructor
Yulia Murzaeva, Amanda Ward
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC4589232
Improve understanding of key relationships that affect single audits
This Governmental Audit Quality Center (GAQC) web event will help shed light on and improve your understanding of several key relationships that affect your single audits, including:
- Pass-through entities (PTEs)
- Subrecipients
- Contractors
- Beneficiaries
Learn how to determine whether a recipient is a subrecipient, contractor, or beneficiary.
Key Topics
- Responsibilities of pass-through entities.
- Whether an entity is a subrecipient, contractor or beneficiary and how to correctly identify and report them.
- The related compliance requirements for PTEs and subrecipients.
- Common errors/instances of noncompliance that subrecipients make in their administration of federal awards
- Best practices, tips and available resources and tools
Learning Outcomes
- Determine whether an entity is a subrecipient, contractor or beneficiary.
- Analyze the related compliance requirements for PTEs and subrecipients.
- Apply best practices and tools.
Who Will Benefit
- GAQC members
- Federal agencies
- Regulators
- Auditors engaged to perform single audits
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