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    Untangling the Technical | Revenue Recognition – Points to Ponder for Private Companies

    Assurance and Advisory Partner Bill Godshall speaks with Mike Cheng, Frazier & Deeter’s National Professional Practice Partner and former Senior Project Manager at the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), about upcoming changes to Topic 606, standards on revenue recognition and lease accounting for private companies with an emphasis on impact to Manufacturers & Distributors.

    Untangling the Technical is available on iTunes, Google Play Music and Spotify. Listen now using the player below or download it to listen later.

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