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WEBINAR: Navigating the New Financial Responsibility Rules

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WEBINAR: Navigating the New Financial Responsibility Rules

By: Dean Dorton | March 11, 2021

In this webinar recording, Lance Mann, Assurance Director, covers significant new requirements that will impact higher education Single Audits performed under Uniform Grant Guidance.

COVID-19 | Higher Education

Webinar Overview:

The U.S. Department of Education’s borrower defense regulations revised financial responsibility requirements and established reporting requirements for legal settlements against higher education institutions. The new regulations also made amendments to the composite score calculations to adjust for accounting standard changes along with new reporting requirements within an institutions Single Audit report.

This webinar addressed significant new requirements that will impact higher education Single Audits performed under Uniform Grant Guidance.

Who should watch?

  • Chief Financial Officers
  • Chief Business Officers
  • Controllers
  • Accountants
  • College and Central Business Managers
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