Revenue Recognition: A Practical Approach to Implementation

Recorded On: 10/10/2017

Learn what surety professionals and their contractor clients need to know about the FASB revised revenue recognition standard. Chris Gewain and Bret Rutter, both partners with the accounting firm of Moss Adams, LLP, will describe what private companies should be doing to apply the standard to reporting periods beginning after December 15, 2018. Gewain, who has practiced public accounting since 2003, manages audits for construction and employee benefit plan clients. Rutter, who has practiced public accounting since 1996, develops and monitors the Moss Adams assurance practice, providing technical consultations on complex audit and accounting matters. He focuses on emerging issues and changes in professional standards that impact the firm’s private company clients. Among his areas of expertise are the lease accounting and  recognition standards for the construction industry.

Chris Gewain

Partner, Moss Adams

Chris has practiced public accounting since 2003. He manages audits for construction and employee benefit plan clients. Chris provides business consulting and accounting services to financial management personnel and owners of construction businesses, including internal control and financial reporting system matters; billing practices and cash flow improvements; business owner succession planning; and tax planning and other compliance issues. He has presented on various topics related to the construction industry and employee benefit plans, and has written numerous articles for construction organizations.

Brent Rutter

CPA, Partner, MOSS ADAMS LLP

Bret has practiced public accounting since 1996, providing assurance and consulting services to a variety of privately held clients primarily in the construction and real estate industries. In 2005 Bret joined what has become the firm’s national office, where he regularly consults on complex audit and accounting matters with a focus on emerging issues and changes in professional standard that impact the firm’s private company clients Bret is also a contributing reviewer to the AICPA’s Audit and Accounting Guide for Construction Contractors and sits on the CFMA’s National Emerging Issues Committee. His areas of accounting expertise include business combinations, intangible assets and goodwill, variable interest entities, lease accounting, and percentage of completion revenue recognition. 

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