Accountants are regularly called upon to review contracts, and we are expected to provide value-added insights by considering aspects such as wording, financial angles, risk, income, commodity tax, and more. While we are not lawyers, accountants can significantly contribute to the contract review process, enhancing our professional reputation.

This course is taught by a veteran CFO with extensive experience in various types of contracts. It covers:

• Practice reviewing common contracts
• Asking “what if” questions
• Editing tips and the dangers of track changes
• Addressing what’s missing from contracts
• Legal entity issues
• Strategic impacts
• Risk and insurance considerations
• Cash flow and banking implications
• Contract review checklists
• Tips for working with independent contractors

Past feedback from participants:

• "I found the course information extremely valuable."
• "Highly recommend this course!"
• "A great overview of what accountants should be aware of when reviewing contracts."
• "I really liked your course—very useful and well summarized. You seem like a great teacher."
• "I appreciated that he pointed out items that might not be explicitly mentioned in the contract."
• "I work for a non-profit and will definitely use the materials."
• "The course was great!"