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Home My WebLink About174935 07/22/2009 CITY OF CARMEL, INDIANA VENDOR: 141040 Page 1 of 1 `j. ONE CIVIC SQUARE INDIANA CPA SOCIETY CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 8250 WOODFIELD CROSSING BLVD #305 CHECK AMOUNT: $445.00 INDIANAPOLIS IN 462404348 CHECK NUMBER: 174935 CHECK DATE: 7122/2009 DEPART ACCOUNT PO NUMBER INVOICE NUMBER AMOUNT DESCRIPTION 601 5023990 072009 222.50 EMPLOYEE PENSIONS B 651 5023990 072009 222.50 EMPLOYEE PENSIONS B G SSSL ,i Member ID No. AICPA ID No. C 13 I n? C"_ ro I Full -Name Name to Greet by FirinlCo pang 3/? Work Phone No. Fax No. E -mail ?�_a_.- -3_rr Street Address (no P.0 Boxes) VVor' Home (circle) Cit State._._...- Y <16v 3 z Zi y P Course Date Course Title Clty 1 Ctedit Price r e- ��G_r D, 5 ec, S t ��_r �ra �✓5 f J�C� QSo i sin' yR' i Total Are you registering for at least 40 hours of CPE before Aug. 31? If so, take a 25% discount off of your total above. Value Plus excludes CCFL and PIU courses. Total (minus 25% discount) 'z• INDIANA x E ClD I A ri .SOCIETY Method of Payment 0 AMEX 0 Discover 0 MasterCard 0 Visa dcheck i y Credit Card No. Expiration Date CVV (last 3 digits on back of card) t ti Name Indicated on Card Signature To participate in the Value Plus Program, registration forms must be received by Aug. 31 2009. Valid only when registering for at least 40 hours of CPE. I have read the Value Plus Program Policies and I agree to abide by them. I understand that it I fait to follow these policies, my participation in the program will be revoked. Signetl t �a Payment must be submitted with the registration form. Make checks payable to: Indiana CPA Society, P.O. Box 40069, Indianapolis, IN 46240 -0069. You may also register by phone: (317) 720 -5000 or 1- 800 -272 -2054 or lax (317) 726 -5005. For more information, e mail inio @incpas.org or go to lncpas.org. 7` .1= ".Y1 ,.;E.}E..; Cases in Corporate Eth ics: Discussion ®f Date: 8/21/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. �cay��a Co Instructor: Jim Schmutte Location: South Bend Century Center, South Bend Date: 10123/2009 Time: 8 :30 a.m. -noon Date: 8!2812009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Instructor: Rick Van Es Instructor: Jim Schmutte Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Ctr, Indianapolis Location: Grand Wayne Center, Fort Wayne Date: 11/13/2009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -noon Date: 9/25/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Instructor: Rick Van Es Instructor: Jim Schmutte Location: Grand Wayne Center, Fort Wayne Location: Hillcrest Country Club Batesville CPE: 4 Member: $150 Nonmember: $225 Date: 10/12/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Overview: Anyone who has ever attended a lecture- format ethics seminar Instructor: Jim Schmutte knows that there is a better way. Cases in Corporate Ethics provides an op- Location: Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza, Merriilville portunity for lively group discussion of actual ethical dilemmas that have hap- CPE: 4 Member: $99 Nonmember: $175 pened in the real world. This course examines eight cases drawn from real- Overview: This revised and expanded four -hour course reviews the AICPA life business conflicts involving corporate financial managers. Code of Professional Conduct, the latest developments in independence and Audience: Corporate financial managers legal liability, and responsibilities to clients as well as non -CPA ownership. Source: Executive Education, Inc. Level: Intermediate Case studies are also included. This course fulfills the ethics requirement for indiana's, three -year reporting period requirement. Making Ethi Real Cultivating an Ethical Audience: Any CPA who needs ethics for the current reporting period Organization Source Indiana CPA Society Level: Update Date: 11/24/2009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -noon Real -World Business Ethics for CPAs in Instructor: John Daly A &A How Will You React? Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Cont. Ctr., Indianapolis CPE: 4 Member: $150 Nonmember: $225 Date: 12/8/2009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -noon Overview: Business ethics is no longer just something "nice to do" but can Instructor: John Holdeman mean the difference between success, failure and survival in today's increas- Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Ctr., Indianapolis ingly competitive environment. The key to successfully creating an ethical CPE: 4 Member: $150 Nonmember: $225 organization is balancing the conflicting needs of major stakeholders. Learn Overview: This course provides you case studies drawn from real -Ilfe situa- the financial manager's role in creating an ethical corporate culture in this fun, tions involving CPAs in accounting and auditing practices. It helps you take a interactive seminar. proactive, risk avoidance stance by pointing out common pitfalls and present- Audience: CFOs, controllers and other corporate financial managers ing alternative courses of action. You will explore ethical issues in the context Source: Executive Education, Inc. Level: Intermediate of actual regulatory and court proceedings that were resolved both in favor of and against A &A professionals in public practice. Gain insight by placing it Professional Ethics Update yourself in situations that require application and understanding of relevant Date: 6!312009 Time: 1-4:30 p.m. ethical considerations. You will consider real -world A &A cases that deal with Instructor: Jim Schaefer professional responsibilities of engagement and engagement quality review Location: Sheraton Louisville Riverside Hotel, Jeffersonville partners, managers and staff in the context of key A &A ethical matters such Date: 619/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m, as independence, permitted and prohibited services, earnings management Instructor: Jim Schaefer issues, records management and client confidentiality. You'll consider these Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Ctr., Indianapolis issues in relation to key A &A topics faced by every business and their proles- Date: 6/10/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. sionals, such as revenue recognition, materiality, controls and procedures, Instructor: Jim Schaefer and financial reporting questions or failures, among others. You will leave this Location: Holiday Inn Select City Centre Lafayette course with a renewed sense of appreciation for the pitfalls faced by every Date: 6115/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p,m, financial professional in public practice and a heightened sensitivity for the Instructor: Jim Schmutte types of ethical dilemmas you could face in the future. Location: Horizon Convention Center, Muncie Prerequisite: Experience in financial reporting Date: 6/17/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Audience: CPAs in public practice who provide financial accounting and re- Instructor: Jim Schaefer porting services CPAs in public practice who audit both private and. publicly Location: Bloomin Convention Center Bloomin held companies Date: 6/23/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Source: AICPA Level: Intermediate Instructor: Jim Schaefer Location: Holiday Inn Terre Haute Date: 6!2512009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m, Instructor: Jim Schaefer Location: Airport Marriott, Evansville Date: 8/19/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Instructor: Jim Schmutte Location: Kokomo Country Club Kokomo v7� noted deficiency is related to the implementation of the risk -based approach. Employee E3enetlt Flans: AUDI C a[tU This segment walks through the risk -based approach with a step -by -step Accounting Essentials case study, Time: 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. 3. Allocating Costs in Not-for-Profit Organizations Indirect costs repre Date: 511 812 0 0 9 sent the expenses of doing business that are not readily identified with a Instructor: Randy Dummer particular grant, contract, project function or activity, but are necessary for Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Ctt� edia 29 olis Nonmember: 445 the general operation of the organization. It is important for accountants to CPE: 8 Y understand how to maximize the amount t administrative costs th vi are accordance with fund AICPA and audit standardsand a avoid p lans in are allocable to grant programs. This segment will help participants navigate accorda'' the concepts involved in preparing and auditing indirect cost proposals for all- unique to employee benefit plans plan a u d iting s. Its des gned o gi e you requ uniqu P Y understanding r not for profit organizations. Audience: Auditors in public practice and practitioners in industry or public benefit and health and plans to help t you ef mo e effectively lyplan fl and accounting Level: Basic carry out your audit. Source: Loscalzo and Associates Prerequisite: Knowledge of ERISA and IRS requirements for benefit plans Note: Qualifies for Yellow Book. Audience Practitioners providing employee benefit plan audit and account- f, Dis The Key to Financial ing services, benefit plan administrators and employees of companies with responsibility for accounting and reporting for benefit plans Level: Basic Statements Date: 1211512009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. Source: AICPA Instructor: Rebecca Lee Fair Val Accounting: a Critical N Skill Locat ion: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Gtr., Indianapolis for CPAs CPE: 8 Member: $300 Nonmember: $450 D: 12 110/200 Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. overview. Keep your professional reputation stellar by making sure your fi I structor: Robin Taylor nancial statements are "up -to- speed." This course will: Location: Grand Wa ne Center Fart Wa ne Explain and illustrate disclosure requirements. Time: 8.30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. Clear up misconceptions on practice problems such as lease accounting. Date: 12/11/2009 Correct disclosure deficiencies most frequently cited by peer reviewers. Instructor: Robin Taylor The manual includes numerous live "bread and butter" examples, a complete Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Ce��edia 95 lis CPE: 8 Nonmember: 445 disclosure checklist and pro forma financial statements Prerequisite: Participants should be familiar with the accounting treatments Overview hts va practical as f fair elue covered In the APBs and FASBs. Gain g measurement Audience: Practitioners in public practice and CPAs in industry who are re exist�in r accou sta The course coves the epttual and practi ll sponsible for the preparation of nonpublic financial statements Level: Basic cal iss which arise when fair value measurement is implemented under Source: Loscalzo and Associates existing FASB standards and provides examples of these issues. In addition, Documenting and Reviewing Fieldwork the measurement and estimation challenges that confront preparers and au Time: 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. dltors in making, and attesting to, fair value measurements are presented and Date: 10/29/2009 related guidance is provided. Instructor: Fred Christensen Audience: Practitioners and members in industry responsible for accounting Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Ctr., Indianapolis and financial reporting CPE: B Member: 295 Nonmember: 445 Source: AICPA Level: Intermediate Overview: Workpapers are the building blocks for an audit. if it's not In the workpapers, the manager and partner might not know about it or consider FASD Review for I ndustry its ramifications. A badly prepared workpaper is a time- waster for managers Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. and partners, so training in proper workpaper preparation is critical. Make this Date: 1019/2009 course part of the firm's quality control system and partners can rest easier. instructor: John Lawrence This course teaches the basics of workpaper preparation form and con- Location: Airport Marriott Evansville Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. tent to make sure everything significant is properly documented. Its many Date: 11!1712009 case examples show field work supervisors what factors to consider and the Instructor: Martin Birr steps to follow when reviewing working papers. It alerts them to typical de- Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Cont. Ctt� ap lis Nonmember: 445 ficiencies and explains how to minimize potential liability by making certain CPE: 8 een- that the firm's reports are fully and accurately supported ba documentat A we coeerage of rece t PASB, AcSEC ASB and EITF pronouncemenpseGain comprehensive final review helps staff apply Y engagements, expertise from ahigh -level approach to financial reporting issues backed by Prerequisite: Experience on audit engagements detailed descriptions and examples of the implementation ofi new standards, Audience: Staff auditors who create workpapers In- charges, supervisors Yo l �a major effect on all industries and provide B nuaderstanding of the lot 1 and seniors who supervise audit engagements Source: AICPA Level: Basic latest pronouncements and exposure drafts to enable you to develop imple- mentation strategies. Prerequisite: Experience in financial reporting Audience: Chief accountants, controllers, internal auditors and other Man- agement -level accounting personnel within industry Educators Source: AICPA Intermediate Prescribed by State Board of Accounts Form No. 301 (Rev. 1995) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER TO ADDRESS Invoice Date Invoice Number Item Amount I hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or bill(s), is (are) true and correct and that the materials or services itemized thereon for which charge is made were ordered and received except Mo. Day Yr. Signature Title I hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or bill(s), is (are) true and correct and I have audited same in accordance with IC 5- 11- 10 -1.6. -L�, Mo. Day Yr. icer Title Voucher No. Warrant No. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE DETAILED ACCOUNTS MUNICIPAL WATER DEPT. ACCT. CARM INDIANA Total Amount of Voucher Deductions �z0oa 12Z 50 Amount of Warrant Month of Yr Acct. VOUCHER RECORD No. Source of Sup Water Treatment Transmission and Dist. Customer Accounts Administrative and General Operation Maintenance Utility Plant in Service Constr. Work in Progress Materials and Supplies Customers Deposits Total Allowed Board of Control Filed Official Title BOYCE FORMS SYSTEMS 1- 800 -382 -8702 325 Member ID No. AICPA ID No. C4.1-17 l !y� n�« C "r v7 cam- m �zr 'x Full Name Name to Greet by L ice r✓>'� P L� r-M N /J _e j Firm /Company Work Phone No. Fax No. C 1 c. l C r� e_ rz C r of e i 1. U E -mail Street Address no P.O. Boxes Wor Horne (circle) �a r rn e i xv/ Cit State z County Zip Course Date Course Title Clty Gfedit Price r �r �i7 i r� P, {ter �n RsW t. Total Are you registering for at least 40 hours of CPE before Aug. 31? If so, take a 25% discount off of your total above. g Value Plus excludes CCFL and PIU courses. Total (minus 25% discount) hh' r INDIANA 6+ CPA t soclErrl x Method of Payment O AMtX 0 Discover ()MasterCard 0 Visa dcheck r F t Credit Card No Expiration Date CVV (last 3 digits on back of card) Name Indicated on Card Signature l To participate in the Value Plus Program, registration forms must be received by Aug. 31, 2009. Valid only when registering for at least 40 hours of CPE. I have read the Value Plus Program Policies and I agree to abide by them. I understand that if I fail to follow these policies my participation in the program will be revoked. Signed: Paymeni must be submitted with the registration form. Make checks payable to: Indiana CPA Sociely P.0 Box 40069. Indianapolis, IN 46240 -0069 F You may also register by phone: (317) 726 -5000 or 1 -800- 272 -2054 or fax (317) 726 -5005. For more information, e -mail: info @incpas.org or go to incpas.org. 8�a�. L�'? a;:: S��K.. c�:::+_` �5c�' i4' 3�'' �Ea' n1S. 1". 5, a•?::; irs'": fi3��t t" �t "i'�k�'S�i�..� d ,,x�,,: 1..... ae WU.s� r �._r fs^��,a:c�xs,�'.xc3a._..�; Cases i n Corporate Ethics Discussion of Date: 8/21/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Real -Life Conflicts Instructor: Jim Schmutte Location: South Bend Century Center, South Bend Date: 10/23/2009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -noon Date: 8/28/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Instructor: Rick Van Es Instructor: Jim Schmutte Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Cont. Ctr,, Indianapolis Location: Grand Wayne Center, Fort Wa Date: 11/13/2009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -noon Date: 9/25/2009 Time: 1 -4,30 p.m. Instructor: Rick Van Es Instructor: Jim Schmutte Location: Grand Wayne Center, Fort Wayne Location: Hillcrest Country Club. Batesville CPE: 4 Member: $150 Nonmember: $225 Date: 10/12/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Overview: Anyone who has ever attended a lecture- format ethics seminar Instructor: Jim Schmutte knows that there is a better way. Cases in Corporate Ethics provides an op- Location: Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza, Merrillville portunity for lively group discussion of actual ethical dilemmas that have hap- CPE: 4 Member: $99 Nonmember: $175 pened in the real world. This course examines eight cases drawn from real- Overview: This revised and expanded four -hour course reviews the AICPA life business conflicts involving corporate financial managers. Code of Professional Conduct, the latest developments in independence and Audience: Corporate financial managers legal liability, and responsibilities to clients as well as non -CPA ownership, Source: Executive Education, Inc. Level: Intermediate Case studies are also included. This course fulfills the ethics requirement for Indiana's three -year reporting period requirement. Maki Ethics Real: Cultivating an Ethical Audience: Any CPA who needs ethics for the current reporting period Organization Source: Indiana CPA Society Level: Update f Date: 11/2412009 Time: 8:30 a,m. -noon Real -W orld Business Ethics for CPAs in Instructor: John Daly A &A,: How Will You R eact? i' Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Ctr., Indianapolis CPE: 4 Member: $150 Nonmember: $225 Date: 12/812009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -noon Overview: Business ethics is no longer just something "nice to do" but can Instructor: John Holdeman mean the difference between success, failure and survival in today's increas- Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Cont. Ctr., Indianapolis ingly competitive environment. The key to successfully creating an ethical CPE: 4 Member: $150 Nonmember: $225 i organization is balancing the conflicting needs of major stakeholders. Learn Overview: This course provides you case studies drawn from real -life situa- f the financial manager's role in creating an ethical corporate culture in this fun, tions involving CPAs in accounting and auditing practices. It helps you take a interactive seminar. proactive, risk avoidance stance by pointing out common pitfalls and present- Audience: CFOs, controllers and other corporate financial managers ing alternative courses of action. You will explore ethical issues in the context Source: Executive Education, Inc. Level: Intermediate of actual regulatory and court proceedings that were resolved both in favor i of and against A &A professionals in public practice. Gain insight by placing Professional Ethics Update yourself in situations that require application and understanding of relevant 1 i Date: 6/3/2009 Time: 1-4:30 p.m. ethical considerations, You will consider real -world A &A cases that deal with Instructor: Jim Schaefer professional responsibilities of engagement and engagement quality review Location: Sheraton Louisville Riverside Hotel, Jeffersonville partners, managers and staff in the context of key A &A ethical matters such Date: 61912009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. as independence, permitted and prohibited services, earnings management 1 Instructor: Jim Schaefer issues, records management and client confidentiality. You'll consider these Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf, Ctr., Indianapolis issues in relation to key A &A topics faced by every business and their profes- Date: 6/10/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. sionals, such as revenue recognition, materiality, controls and procedures, Instructor: Jim Schaefer and financial reporting questions or failures, among others. You will leave this Location: Holiday Inn Select City Centre, Lafa course with a renewed sense of appreciation for the pitfalls faced by every Date: 6115/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. financial professional in public practice and a heightened sensitivity for the Instructor: Jim Schmutte types of ethical dilemmas you could face in the future. Location: Horizon Convention Center, Muncie Prerequisite: Experience in financial reporting Date: 6/17/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Audience: CPAs in public practice who provide financial accounting and re- Instructor: Jim Schaefer porting services CPAs in public practice who audit both private and. publicly Location: Bloomington Convention Center, Bloomin held companies Date: 612312009 Time: 1.4:30 p.m. Source: AICPA Level: Intermediate Instructor: Jim Schaefer Location: Holiday Inn, Terre Haute Date: 6/25/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Instructor: Jim Schaefer Location: Airport Marriott, Evansville i Date: 8/19/2009 Time: 1 -4:30 p.m. Instructor: Jim Schmutte i Location: Kokomo Countr Club, Kokomo Employee Benefit Mans. Nualt WlU j noted deficiency is related to the implementation of the risk -based a �CCOUntln Essentials This segment walks through the risk -based approach with a step-by-step g case study. Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. 3. Allocating Costs in Not -for- Profit Organizations Indirect costs repre- Date: 5/1812009 sent the expenses of doing business that are not readily identified with a Instructor: Randy Dummer particular grant, contract, project function or activity, but are necessary for Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf.�e1r�bledia2951is Nonmember: $445 the general operation of the organization. it is important for accountants to CPE: 8 understand how to maximize the amount of administrative costs that are Overview: Master the fundamentals of auditing employee benefit plans in allocable to grant programs. This segment will help participants navigate accordance with AICPA and EBSA standards and avoid the snafus that are the concepts involved in preparing and auditing indirect cast proposals for all -to -often encountered. Explore the accounting and auditing requirements que to employee benefit plans. not-for-profit organizations, uni !t is designed to give you an understanding Audience: Auditors in public practice and practitioners in industry or public benefit a nd elfare e health and procedures to l help t you ef mo e effecbve fl and accounting and Associates Level: Basic carry out your audit. Source: Loscalzo Note: Qualities for and Book. Prerequisite: Knowledge of ERISA and IRS requirements for benefit plans Audience: Practitioners providing employee benefit plan audit and account Disclosure The Key to Financial ing services, benefit plan administrators and employees of companies with Statements responsibility for accounting and reporting for benefit plans Date: 12/15/2009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p,m. Source: AICPA Level: Basic Instructor: Rebecca Lee Fair Value Acco unting: a 'Critical New Skill Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf. Ctr., Indianapolis for CPAs CPE 8 Member: $300 Nonme mber: $450 Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. Overview: Keep your professional reputation stellar by making sure your fi Date: 12110/2009 nancial statements are "up -to- speed." This course will: Instructor: Robin Taylor Explain and illustrate disclosure requirements. Location: Grand Wa Center Fort Wayne Clear up misconceptions on practice problems such as lease accounting. Date: 12/11/2009 Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. Correct disclosure deficiencies most frequently cited by peer reviewers. Instructor: Robin Taylor The manual includes numerous live "bread and butter" examples, a complete Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Cont. Ctt�bledia 95 Nonmember: 445 disclosure checklist and pro forma financial statements CPE: 6 Prerequisite: Participants should be familiar with the accounting treatments Overview: Fair value accounting is reshaping traditional financial statements. covered in the APBs and FASBs. Gain insights into the conceptual and practical reasons for using fair value Audience: Practitioners in public practice and CPAs in industry who are re- as the required {or optional) measurement attribute for a number of new and existing accounting standards. The course covers the conceptual and practi sponsible for the preparation of nonpublic financial statements i Source: Loscalzo and Associates Level: Basic cal issues which arise when fair value measurement is implemented under existing FASB standards and provides examples of these issues. In addition, Documenting and Reviewing Fieldwork the measurement and estimation challenges that confront preparers and au Time: 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. ditors in making, and attesting to, fair value measurements are presented and Date: 10/29/2009 I related guidance is provided. Instructor: Fred Christensen Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Gonf. Ctr., Indianapolis Audience: Practitioners and members in industry responsible for accounting Member: $295 Nonmember: $445 and financial reporting Mem CPE: 8 Source: AICPA Level: Intermediate Overview: Workpapers are the building blocks for an audit. if it's not in the workpapers, the manager and partner might not know about it or consider FASD Review for Industry its ramifications. A badly prepared workpaper is a time waster for managers Time: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. and partners, so training in proper workpaper preparation is critical. Make this Date: 1019!2009 course part of the firm's quality control system and partners can rest easier. Instructor: John Lawrence This course teaches the basics of workpaper preparation form and con- Location: Air port Marriott Evansville Time: 8.30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. tent to make sure everything significant is properly documented. Its many Date: 11/1712009 case examples show field work supervisors what factors to consider and the Instructor: Martin Birr steps to follow when reviewing working papers. It alerts them to typical de Location: INCPAS Prof. Dev. Conf.l2eblQdi $295 lis Nonmember: 4 45 ficiencies and explains how to minimize potential liability by making certain CPE: 8 that the firm's reports are fully and accurately supported by documentation. A Overview: CPAs in corporate management will benefit from this comprenen comprehensive final review helps staff apply what they have learned to their sive coverage of recent FASB, AcSEC, IASB and EITF pronouncements. Gain engagements. expertise from a high -level approach to financial reporting issues backed by detailed descriptions and examples of the implementation of new standards, Prerequisite: Experience on audit engagements Audience: Staff auditors who create workpapers In- charges, supervisors Your training will guide you in assessing recent FASB and AICPA standards and seniors who supervise audit engagements that have a major effect on all industries and provide an understanding of the Source: AICPA Level: Basic latest pronouncements and exposure drafts to enable you to develop imple mentation strategies. Prerequisite: Experience in financial reporting Audience: Chief accountants, controllers, internal auditors and other Man agement -level accounting personnel within industry Educators Source: AICPA Level: Intermediate 4 Indiana CPA Society VOUCHER 096058 WARRANT ALLOWED 141040 IN SUM OF Indiana CPA Society 8250 Woodfield Crossing Blvd. #305 Indianapolis, I N 462 4348 Carmel Wastewater Utility ON ACCOUNT OF APPROPRIATION FOR Board members PO INV ACCT AMOUNT Audit Trail Code 072009 01- 7040 -08 $222.50 Y V �p Voucher Total $222.50 Cost distribution ledger classification if claim paid under vehicle highway fund Prescribed by State Board of Accounts City Form No. 201 (Rev 1995) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER CITY OF. 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