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Guest Post: Rod Redding, Some Places to Look for Assistance in Accounting for the Coronavirus


Dr. Rod Redding received his PhD from Penn State University after working with Price Waterhouse and IBM. Presently, he presents seminars and webcasts and prepares self-study courses for Western CPE.

This alert provides accounting websites, and a list of articles, that have been written about various issues related to the impact of the coronavirus on accounting issues. Of course, one of the key issues is going concern. A future alert will address this issue. The following articles are hyperlinked for your convenience.

WEBSITES

AICPA:   Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resource Center
AICPA:   Coronavirus (COVID-19) audit and accounting resources

PwC CFO direct:  COVID-19 – Accounting and reporting resource center

Deloitte:  COVID-19 Resources

EY:  COVID-19 enterprise resilience

KPMG:  Financial reporting impacts of coronavirus

RSM:  CORONAVIRUS RESOURCE CENTER

BDO:  Crisis Response Resource Center


SELECTED ARTICLES
                   

(Not all of these articles have been reviewed for content quality.)

Dr. Rod Redding received his PhD from Penn State University after working with Price Waterhouse and IBM. Presently, he presents seminars and webcasts and prepares self-study courses for Western CPE. He has over 30 years’ experience as a professor at universities such as the University of North Carolina, the University of Utah, Georgetown University, and Gettysburg College. He also has taught internationally at Kenyatta University in Kenya and the American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. Three different universities have given Dr. Redding awards for excellence in teaching. Dr. Redding holds a CPA certificate but has elected inactive status.

Dr. Redding’s intellectual contributions are in the fields of financial reporting and auditing. He is the coauthor of the book The FASB: The People, The Process, and The Politics. He has written financial accounting articles on topics such pensions, leases, and capitalization of interest, as well as a number of articles on teaching effectiveness. Each year he publishes The World’s Liveliest Accounting Update, which is a financial accounting, auditing, attestation, compilation, and review update. As indicated by the title, this is an exceptionally energetic and engaging presentation. He is known as one of the country’s most dynamic financial and auditing CPE seminar leaders.

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