2021 AICPA EBP Conference Summary

The AICPA Employee Benefit Plans Conference, held May 3 through 5, 2021, includes a comprehensive lineup of sessions, delivered by top regulators, key decision-makers and expert practitioners. Sessions at the conference include topics such as a DOL and IRS regulatory update, the new EBP reporting standard, and ERISA compliance traps and correction options. Select Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C. personnel who attend the conference will provide a debrief on the key points, tips and other guidance shared at the conference.

Course Objectives

After completing this course you will be able to:

List matters DOL and IRS representatives consider of key importance for employee benefit plans in 2021
Apply the new EBP reporting standard
Apply the newest regulations within the industry to upcoming employee benefit plan audits
Identify ERISA compliance traps and correction options

Additional Details

CPE: Eligible for up to 2.4 CPE credits in Auditing

Prerequisites: Prerequisite is any experience working on employee benefit plan audits.

Advanced Preparation: None

Program Level: Update

Delivery Method: Group Internet-based

Intended Audience: CEOs, CFOs, executives, investors, and individual business owners.

Speakers: Hal Hunt, Cindy Dwyer, Jillian Mott, Marilee Lau

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