Shuttered operations. Production stops. Supply chains interrupted. Each of these could have a significant impact on businesses and nonprofit organizations, including their cash flow and revenues. Many organizations have financial statements about to be issued that may need to disclose how these issues are impacting them. 

On March 18, 2020, the AICPA put out a report Consequences of COVID-19:  Financial Reporting Considerations which addresses several considerations for businesses and financial statements. (AICPA’s Center for Plain English Accounting)

The report covers:

  • Subsequent events
  • Accounting estimates
  • Asset impairment
  • Loss contingencies
  • Going concern
  • Variable consideration under FASB ASC 606, Revenue from Contracts with Customers

Learn more in this report, which has been made public under these unique circumstances. 

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