Q4 Current Accounting and Reporting Developments webcast - December 13, 2012 - Unable to attend? Listen to the on-demand version (CPE eligible)

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Webcast summary

Hosted by PwC's National Professional Services Group, the December 13 webcast features insights from a broad range of PwC specialists who will update you on the current state of technical topics and emerging issues that may impact your business.

New this quarter, we are offering the Q4 2012 webcast in an on-demand version.

Access our on-demand CPE eligible version

You can access this on-demand version at your convenience. A post-event questionnaire, when completed, qualifies participants for 1.5 CPE credits (same as the live version). Important note: Avoiding duplicate CPE - Due to CPE requirements, you may submit EITHER the certificate from the on-demand version OR the live broadcast version of this webcast - not both.

Watch the recorded webcast

PwC's quarterly current accounting and technical developments webcast series keeps you informed on hot topics and recent activities of various regulatory bodies including the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the Securities & Exchange Commission. By learning more about current issues, you can assess the implications on your accounting and financial reporting today and plan for the impact tomorrow.

Topics for this webcast included:

  • An update on recent accounting developments, including newly issued guidance, and the latest on the FASB and IASB joint priority projects
  • Other SEC and accounting hot topics

Who should attend?

Audit Committee Members, CFOs, Controllers, Finance Directors, and others with a role in accounting and financial reporting.

CPE credit:

Participation in the live webcast qualifies for up to 1.5 CPE credits.

Please note that CPE credit can only be given to individuals who remain logged into the LIVE webcast and respond to the polling questions provided during the webcast. If you are viewing this webcast in a group, everyone in the group can receive CPE Credit. Also, those who dial in via telephone are NOT eligible for CPE credit. Please note that this is a NASBA (not PwC) requirement.

If you have any questions concerning continuing professional education (CPE), you can find answers here to frequently asked questions concerning CPE webcast participation.