Found It! Reporting Findings in Yellow Book and Single Audits (FOT2)
2.00 Credits
Member Price $100
Non-Member Price $100
Overview
When auditors detect findings in Yellow Book and single audits, they do not just communicate them in some shabby little letter to management; they get reported! In this course, we will examine what types of findings get reported, how they get reported, and where they get reported! This course will take you from just checking a box and fulfilling a requirement to developing and delivering findings that make a meaningful difference to your clients.
Highlights
- The types of findings reported in Yellow Book and single audits
- The requirements for reporting findings under the 2024 Yellow Book revision and the 2024 revision to the Uniform Guidance
- How to really think through the elements of a finding to assist report users
Prerequisites
Some introductory background in Yellow Book and single auditing
Designed For
Not-for-profit and government auditors
Objectives
- Understand and apply the Yellow Book and Uniform Guidance requirements for developing and reporting findings
- Assist clients and report users in understanding where problems exist and how they can be corrected
- Skillfully write and report findings
Leader(s):
Leader Bios
Martin Birr, AICPA
Martin J. Birr, CPA, CMA, CIA, MBA is Trustee Lecturer in Accounting in the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University Indianapolis. He received his MBA in Corporate Finance and Entrepreneurial Studies from Indiana University and BS in Accounting from Manchester College. Mr. Birr has taught various financial and cost accounting classes. He is a member of and frequent speaker for the Indiana CPA Society and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Martin is a past member and chairman of the Indiana CPA Society’s Ethics Committee. He presents various accounting, ethics, and management seminars throughout the year and maintains an active consulting practice.
Non-Member Price $100
Member Price $100