CCIFP Overview - Day 2
In the construction industry's ever-changing, rapidly advancing marketplace, becoming a Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) will set you apart from the crowd. CCIFP certification ensures that you and your company are well-prepared to face the specialization, sophistication, and complexities of construction financial management today. TheCCIFP Overview Seminar is the best way to benchmark your knowledge against the ONLY industry standard - the CCIFP.
CCIFP Overview - Day 1
In the construction industry's ever-changing, rapidly advancing marketplace, becoming a Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) will set you apart from the crowd. CCIFP certification ensures that you and your company are well-prepared to face the specialization, sophistication, and complexities of construction financial management today. The CCIFP Overview Seminar is the best way to benchmark your knowledge against the ONLY industry standard - the CCIFP.
CCIFP Overview Seminar: Day 3
In the construction industry's ever-changing, rapidly advancing marketplace, becoming a Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) will set you apart from the crowd. CCIFP certification ensures that you and your company are well-prepared to face the specialization, sophistication, and complexities of construction financial management today. The CCIFP Overview Seminar is the best way to benchmark your knowledge against the ONLY industry standard - the CCIFP.
Session Topics:
Session Topics:
- Budgeting & Planning
- Human Resources
- Legal
CCIFP Overview Seminar: Day 2
With an introduction by Phil Zak CPA, CCIFP.
In the construction industry's ever-changing, rapidly advancing marketplace, becoming a Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) will set you apart from the crowd. CCIFP certification ensures that you and your company are well-prepared to face the specialization, sophistication, and complexities of construction financial management today. The CCIFP Overview Seminar is the best way to benchmark your knowledge against the ONLY industry standard - the CCIFP.
Accounting & Reporting (con't)
Income Recognition Methods
In the construction industry's ever-changing, rapidly advancing marketplace, becoming a Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) will set you apart from the crowd. CCIFP certification ensures that you and your company are well-prepared to face the specialization, sophistication, and complexities of construction financial management today. The CCIFP Overview Seminar is the best way to benchmark your knowledge against the ONLY industry standard - the CCIFP.
Accounting & Reporting (con't)
- Project Management
Income Recognition Methods
- Financial Reporting
- Using the Percentage of Completion (PCM)
- Other Income Recognition Methods
- Independent Construction Audit
CCIFP Overview Seminar: Day 1
With an introduction by Phil Zak CPA, CCIFP.
In the construction industry's ever-changing, rapidly advancing marketplace, becoming a Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) will set you apart from the crowd. CCIFP certification ensures that you and your company are well-prepared to face the specialization, sophistication, and complexities of construction financial management today. The CCIFP Overview Seminar is the best way to benchmark your knowledge against the ONLY industry standard - the CCIFP.
Accounting & Reporting
In the construction industry's ever-changing, rapidly advancing marketplace, becoming a Certified Construction Industry Financial Professional (CCIFP) will set you apart from the crowd. CCIFP certification ensures that you and your company are well-prepared to face the specialization, sophistication, and complexities of construction financial management today. The CCIFP Overview Seminar is the best way to benchmark your knowledge against the ONLY industry standard - the CCIFP.
Accounting & Reporting
- Accounting Standards & Guidelines
- Basic Methods of Accounting
- Receivables
- Costs in Excess & Billings in Excess
- Construction Equipment
- Subcontractor Payables
- Capitalized Interest
- Financial Statements
- Project Management
