Acquisition Accounting: 5 Key Differences that can Impact Your Financial and Tax Reporting || Stout

Presented by Stout and Financial Executives International
1 Hour | Watch Archived Webinar | Download Presentation (pdf)

Mergers and acquisitions trigger many complex financial and tax reporting requirements. One common requirement often needed for both purposes is acquisition accounting, otherwise known as a purchase price allocation.
Although a purchase price allocation performed for financial versus tax purposes may be similar, there are several key differences that could impact your reporting results, resulting in flawed conclusions if not accounted for properly.
In this webinar, you will learn:
 
  • How to avoid flawed analyses and results in your acquisition accounting
  • Key differences between financial and tax reporting that can impact your reporting along with an illustrative example
  • The influence of Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2014-18 and ASU 2014-02 on valuation analyses
  • How recent regulations, such as the elimination of step 2, may impact your post-transaction financial reporting requirements

Speakers Include: 
Jay B. Wachowicz || Managing Director in the Valuation Advisory group
Michelle Brower || Director in the Valuation Advisory group


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