Assurance Services

We approach the audit as a service for the benefit of all the organization's stakeholders – the board, shareholders, customers and bankers – all who need to trust your financial statements. The financial report also serves as intelligence to help the business operate better, now and in the future.

Being Understood By Your Stakeholders
An audit provides value by helping you communicate with banks, investors/shareholders and other financial partners. We have strict standards and high expectations of our professionals to deliver a final financial report that fairly, fully and independently assesses the organization's financial statements.

Industry Reputation and Leadership
McGladrey is a member of the Center for Audit Quality and the Private Company Practice Section of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. We are also registered with the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.

Webcast Recordings/Slides

Revised Revenue Recognition Exposure Draft – What Does It
Mean for You?
1/25/2012

Current Thinking and Insight

An overview of the JOBS Act
A seven-page summary outlining the JOBS Act’s major provisions regarding capital access and reduced regulatory reporting requirements for small to midsized companies.

The impact of amendments to fair value measurement and disclosure requirements
What management should understand about the impact these amendments will have on their financial reporting.

A Guide to Accounting for Business Combinations – Second Edition
This edition addresses many insights gained as a result of the application of Topic 805, "Business Combinations," since its effective date in 2009.

The Future of Accounting Standards At-A-Glance
An overview of the six major convergence projects under review by the FASB/IASB as of January 3, 2012. These projects include leases, revenue recognition, financial statement presentation, financial instruments, consolidations and liabilities/equity.

Phyllis Deiso Discusses Governance Issues Facing Small and Mid-Sized Public Companies
National SEC practice leader Phyllis Deiso sits down with NACD's Directorship magazine to discuss the issues that are top-of-mind for today's small and mid-sized public company corporate directors.

McGladrey Supports Efforts to Enhance Private Company Accounting
McGladrey believes the relevance of current financial accounting and disclosure requirements can be improved for midsized companies.

A Middle-Market Company's Guide to Changing
Audit Firms
Engaging a new audit firm is a critical event for any company. Find out how to avoid problems and ease the transition process.