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General Credits
3
Price$149
DescriptionThe work of the lawyer and the CPA overlap in many areas because of the interrelationship of the legal and financial aspects of the business. Accounting, however, is not an exact science, and financial position, costs and profits are not determined by arithmetic formula or computers. They are determined by accounting principles, applied to financial transactions, which are then recorded and analyzed. Thus, accountants, like lawyers, when dealing with complex problems, are bound by principles, rules, law regulations, court opinions, and a substantial body of professional literature. This course will offer a thorough review of the literature, laws and regulations which guide accounting to enable lawyers to properly apply accounting’s principles to determine their legal ramifications. Lecturer BiosDavid Minars, CPA, MBA, JDDavid Minars, CPA, MBA, JD, is a Certified Public Accountant and member of the New York State Bar. He is a sole practitioner in New York City specializing in tax and accounting matters. He has authored several books on Federal Taxation, Corporations, and Partnerships. During his long professional career he has also written numerous articles in prominent law and tax journals. He has also lectured to various professional groups on the tax and legal problems of starting a business. |
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