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Not-for-profit training: Annual accounting and financial update

Presented By:
John R. Bebes Kellie Ray David Lowenthal Kris Ray
Date:
June 18, 2020
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In this exclusive webinar, our nonprofit experts explain what you need to know about industry accounting and financial guidance changes this year.

Young woman using her laptop at a table to read about the not-for-profit financial update.Join Plante Moran’s not-for-profit experts for our accounting and financial update webinar. This year’s event will explore the impact that financial and industry changes will have on your not-for-profit organization, including the CARES Act and updated accounting guidelines. We’ll also discuss the tax updates you need to know about. Join us for this exclusive two-hour webinar.

Learning objectives:

  • Plan the steps to prepare their organizations for impending accounting regulation requirements.
  • Describe the impact that recent legislative updates have had on nonprofit accounting.
  • Describe the impact that upcoming tax changes will have on their organization.

Moderator:

  • Kris Ray, not-for-profit industry technical leader, Plante Moran

Presenters:

  • John Bebes, not-for-profit industry leader, Plante Moran
  • David Lowenthal, not-for-profit tax leader, Plante Moran
  • Kellie Ray, not-for-profit SE Michigan leader, Plante Moran
  • Lisa Meacham, not-for-profit Rocky Mountain Region leader
  • Jeff Zeleji, not-for-profit technical manager, Plante Moran
  • Lisa Fort, not-for-profit tax manager, Plante Moran
  • Tina Peters, not-for-profit tax manager, Plante Moran

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