Accounting & Tax Update for Banks
November 17, 2011; 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM (CST)
Location:
Online Event
Sign-on information will be sent to registered participants 24 hours before the event
Join this free webinar hosted by Wipfli.
The rules for accurate tax, accounting, and financial reporting for community banks are ever changing. In this webinar, we will update you on some of the most relevant changes affecting the industry today related to accounting and tax pronouncements and regulations.
Some of the topics we will address include:
- Troubled debt restructurings
- New credit quality and allowance for loan loss disclosures
- Goodwill impairment
- Fair value measurements and disclosures
- Other new accounting standards and FASB projects
- Federal and state tax law changes affecting S corporations and C corporations
- Deferred tax asset issues
- Recent tax changes
Who should attend: Senior management who handle accounting and tax issues
Presenters:
Maria Bruggink, Partner
Maria leads Wipfli’s Financial Institutions Practice in the tax area. She provides guidance and firmwide planning on financial institution tax issues, new law changes, and tax planning and compliance. She has been involved at the federal and state level dealing with taxing authorities on issues affecting the financial institution industry as a whole. Her 25 years of experience have given her the technical and practical background to apply tax laws to our financial institution clients’ best advantage.
Brett Schwantes, Senior Manager
Brett has more than 15 years of experience assisting clients with technical issues and providing quality service for a variety of needs. He is the leader of the Technical Issues Committee for the Financial Institutions Practice at Wipfli and has received specialized training on accounting for a number of complex issues, such as derivatives and fair value measurements of financial instruments. Brett also provides training to other accounting professionals and regulatory examiners through webinars and conferences on a variety of accounting and financial institution-related topics.
To register online for this event, please see the above information.