The Governmental Accounting & Auditing Conference on October 29 in Lansing offers breakout sessions for auditors and finance specialists working in local units of government. Attend the early-bird ethics session “Frequently Asked Ethics Questions” for one ethics credit immediately before the Conference begins.

In addition to the Ethics session, the Conference offers seven A&A credits and one ethics credit at breakout sessions ranging from information technology, GASB 38, GASB 34, internal control and risk assessment, Yellow Book, HUD audit and fraud in local government units, to name a few.

Attend the Conference and earn nearly half of your A&A and ethics credits for the biennial reporting period, which ends June 30, 2005.

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