Going concern has emerged in recent years—given the uncertainty of the U.S. and global economies—as a focal point of increased consideration. When conditions or events raise substantial doubt, effectively addressing these issues is of noticeable importance.
Join this webinar to gain insight into the techniques and thought processes necessary to appropriately address going concern.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize the increased focus on going concern, given the uncertainty of the U.S. and global economies
- Describe the background of FASB going concern standards and how to apply them
- Identify the background of going concern and how to address it from an audit perspective
Steve Schwartz
CohnReznick
Director in National Assurance
steve.schwartz@cohnreznick.com
Steve Schwartz is CohnReznick's Director in National Assurance, leading engagement teams through the technicalities of accounting and auditing matters as we service our clients. Steve has over 25 years of auditing and accounting services experience. He is currently a member of CohnReznick’s engagement quality control reviewer team performing pre-issuance reviews of SEC registrants and private company audits. As a director in National Assurance, Steve frequently consults with teams as the SME on various auditing standards guidance, including Group Audits, Going Concern, Audit Sampling Methodology, and Substantive Analytical Procedures. His workload includes the following industries: Technology and Life Sciences Companies, Manufacturing and Distribution Companies, Retail and Consumer Products Companies, Hospitality (Hotel and Restaurants) Companies, Construction Companies
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