FMN Session

FMN Session

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Sat., Nov. 12th, 2022 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

One of the most valuable products offered by the IMA is a video-training program introducing and explaining up-to-the-minute accounting and finance issues. Viewing and participating in the group discussion following provide 4 hours of NASBA-approved CPE credit. This workshop provides genuinely interesting training and discussion on a variety of emerging Accounting / Finance topics, all in a single morning. Please come again. If you haven't experienced it before, try it now!
FMN (Financial Management Network) is a joint project of IMA and Financial Executives International (FEI).  It is a video-training program introducing and explaining up-to-the-minute accounting and finance issues. Viewing and participating in the group discussion, with an opportunity to brainstorm and network with your peers, provides 4 hours of NASBA-approved CPE credit. This workshop provides genuinely interesting training and discussion on a variety of emerging Accounting / Finance topics, all in a single morning.  Best value for your money and time. 4 hours of NASBA-approved CPE for $35 (chapter members) and $50 (non-members).

TIME

Regular Registration and Sessions: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

LOCATION:

Delta Hotel By Marriott
2151 Laurelwood Road 
Santa Clara, CA 95054
(408) 988-8411 for directions

TIME

Regular Registration and Sessions: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Location:

Delta Hotel By Marriott

2151 Laurelwood Road 
Santa Clara, CA 95054
(408) 988-8411 for directions


 
  

CONTINUING EDUCATION

4 NASBA-approved CPE hours

COST & REGISTRATION

For questions on FMN sessions, send an email to: nlsheets@sbcglobal.net

Registration—Member: $35
 

Cancellations will not be refunded/deferred or exchanged

Attendee registration for the upcoming FMN Sessions.

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Note: Students must bring their student ID's for verification.

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for these types of transactions can be quite challenging. Bruce Pounder, Executive Director of
GAAP Lab, provides an overview of share-based payments and explains how they are
accounted for.

Accounting for Share-Based Payments Part 2 – Complicating Conditions
Field of Study: Accounting
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complicate the accounting for share-based payments. An employee might be required to work a
certain number of months to be entitled to stock options or a stock grant might be contingent on
reaching a sales goal. Bruce Pounder, Executive Director of GAAP Lab, reviews these conditions
and explains what you can do to manage the risks when making share-based payments.