
Statement of Functional Expenses: GAAP vs. Tax Reporting: Rebroadcast
Reporting on a not-for-profit entity's expenses can be different in a set of audited financial statements and a Form 990, even though the titles are the same. Join us to learn the similarities and differences. This is a rebroadcast of the March 2022 webcast.
Format
Webcast
Date
Dec 05, 2025
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting
Level
Intermediate
CPE Credits
2
Instructor
Paul Preziotti, Dave Moja
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC4842164
Same statement, different reporting
Are you aware of how the statement of functional expenses differs for audited financial statements versus a Form 990? This is a rebroadcast of the live webcast from March 23, 2022.
Join this webcast, so you can:
- Fully understand the statement of functional expenses from the accounting and tax perspectives
- Learn considerations for reporting expenses in these statements
- Walk through financial statements and Form 990 with experts
- Gain key insights to ensure proper reporting
This webcast is part of the Not-for-Profit Section's monthly series.
Key Topics
- Expense reporting in an audited set of financial statements
- Expense reporting in the Form 990
Learning Outcomes
- Identify how expenses should be reported in a not-for-profit’s audited financial statements.
- Identify the difference between reporting expenses in audited financial statements versus the Form 990.
Who Will Benefit
- Accountants and finance professionals
- Individuals interested in the not-for-profit industry
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