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Revenue Recognition Accounting Update (ASC 606) - Virtual Conference 9th-10th December - ResearchAndMarkets.com

·4-min read

The "Revenue Recognition Accounting Update (ASC 606)" conference has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Get your annual revenue recognition update here! The new Revenue Recognition Standard made a significant impact on the way most companies recognize revenues. Best practices continue to evolve and there are a number of areas where companies are still searching for answers.

This conference assumes you are already familiar with the five-step model. It will address the latest developments in key areas, significant changes, scope, disclosure and impacts. There will be plenty of examples and a detailed case study.

Learning Objectives:

  • Review the latest changes in key areas

  • Understand the evolving revenue recognition impacts on internal controls

  • See where your counterparts are getting stuck and how you can avoid similar issues through case studies and examples

Speakers

  • Brianne Loyd Deloitte, Audit and Assurance Senior Manager

  • Kajal Shah Deloitte, Partner

  • Keith Ma Effectus Group, Director of Technical Accounting

  • Kevin Jensen Deloitte, Senior Manager - Accounting & Reporting Advisory Services

  • Abby Cohen Deloitte, Senior Manager

  • Brian Aubuchon Effectus Group, Director

  • Jesse Fillerup Connor Group, Technical Accounting Director

  • Caroline Yan Connor Group, Director

  • James Bell KPMG, Managing Director

  • Angela Liu Stealth, Strategy and Product

Agenda: DAY 1

8:45 - 10:55

  • Revenue Recognition: Past Issues and Emerging Trends

  • Review of the five-step model

  • Where people are getting stuck within the model

  • Principal/Agent determination

  • Customer options and material right

  • Identification of performance obligations

  • Licensing guidance applicability

  • Free trials

  • Contract modification

  • Determination of SSP

  • Measure of progress for overtime performance obligations

11:10 - 12:15

  • Adoption of ASC 340-40, Other Assets and Deferred Costs - Contracts With Customers

  • Provide a foundational understanding of identifying costs to be capitalized under ASC 340-40

  • Provide a foundational understanding of how to amortize incremental contract costs

  • Provide an overview of disclosure requirements

1:00 - 2:15

  • Industry Panel Discussion

  • The format of this session will be interactive and led by a moderator. Three industry panellists will briefly introduce their companies and discuss their revenue recognition of hot topics. Questions will follow from the moderator and attendees.

2:25 - 3:55

  • Impact on Internal Controls

  • Changes in Information and Related Data - Quality Needs

  • ASC 606 Internal Control Considerations

  • On-going ASC 606 Controls

  • Management Review Controls

  • Information Used in Controls (IUC)

  • IT-General Control Considerations

  • COVID-19 Impact on Internal Controls

  • SOX Optimization & Modernization

4:00 - 5:00

  • Disclosure Issues

  • Adoption and Post-Adoption

  • Disaggregated Revenue

  • Reconciliation of Contract Balances

  • Qualification of Performance Obligations

  • Disclosure of Significant Assumptions

  • Quantification of Costs to Complete a Contract

  • Examples

  • Next Steps

Agenda: DAY 2

8:45 - 10:55

  • ASC 606: Interactive discussion on a series of scenarios

  • Selected practice areas: Revenue Customer, Contract Duration, Enforceable Rights, Performance Obligations, Replacement Right, License Modifications, Measure of Progress, Contract Cost

  • Group will use polling to work through each question

  • Moderators from Connor Group will explain their recommended answers and explanations

11:10 - 12:15

  • Select Topics: Modifications, Repurchase Agreements and Software Automation

1:00 - 1:40

  • Tax Impact of the New Standard

  • Tax Principle for revenue recognition

  • How to discuss these issues with your tax team

  • Examples

  • Next steps

1:45 - 3:05

  • Case Studies

  • Material right - renewal option

  • Sales to distributor

  • Principal vs Agent

  • Contract does not meet criteria to apply the new revenue model

  • Good or service is distinct in the context of the contract

  • Estimating the transaction price

  • Sales-or-usage based fees

  • When does control transfer?

  • Contractual Resale Restrictions - Transfer of Control

  • Incremental costs to obtain a contract

  • Costs to capitalize

3:15 - 4:20

  • Updates and Implementation Issues

  • Upcoming Effective ASUs

  • Share-Payments to Customers

  • EITF Issues

  • Licensing of Intellectual Property

  • IP Renewals

  • Conversion Rights

  • Illustrative Examples

For more information about this conference visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/7gm0hn

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