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X-WR-CALDESC:Advanced preparation: None\nLevel: Intermediate\nPrerequisite:
  Minimum 3 years experience in grant-funded industry\, Uniform Guidance tr
 aining\n\nField of study: Accounting (Governmental)\nCPE: up to 12 credits
 \n\nWhy you should attend\nThis intermediate training series equips grant-
 funded nonprofit professionals with the tools to confidently manage grant-
 funded programs in compliance with federal regulations. Building on founda
 tional knowledge\, attendees will strengthen their skills in cost classifi
 cation\, allocation\, internal controls\, procurement\, budgeting and repo
 rting — helping to ensure accuracy\, accountability\, and audit readiness.
 \n\nIdeal for those with a minimum of three to five years of experience in
  the grant-funded industry\, this series bridges the gap between basic und
 erstanding and effective execution.\n\nLearning objectives\nBy the end of 
 this training series\, attendees will be able to:\n\nApply cost classifica
 tion principles to distinguish allowable and unallowable expenses under fe
 deral grant regulations.\nImplement cost allocation methodologies that sup
 port consistent\, compliant distribution of shared costs across programs.
 \nStrengthen internal control systems to mitigate risk and support grant c
 ompliance in day-to-day operations.\nExecute procurement procedures that a
 lign with Uniform Guidance requirements\, including documentation and comp
 etitive practices.\nEvaluate key components of grant budgets to support al
 ignment with program goals\, regulatory requirements and funder expectatio
 ns.\nPrepare financial and grant-specific reports using GAAP\, cash basis 
 and grant-funded formats to support transparency and audit readiness.\nReg
 istration fee\n$1200 per registrant\n\nMy Wipfli nonprofit and government 
 membership service members automatically receive an additional $25 discoun
 t per registrant.\n\nSeries schedule\nThursdays\n\n10/23 (1-2 p.m. CT)    
 Kick-off and intro to series (no CPE available)\n10/30 (1-3 p.m. CT)    Ex
 ploring cost classification and allowability\n11/06 (1-3 p.m. CT)     Navi
 gating cost allocation methods and compliance\n11/13 (1-3 p.m. CT)    Stre
 ngthening internal controls for grant compliance\n11/20 (1-3 p.m. CT)     
 Procurement practices under Uniform Guidance\n12/04 (1-3 p.m. CT)    Devel
 oping and managing grant budgets\n12/11 (1-3 p.m. CT)    Reporting require
 ments for grant-funded programs
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DESCRIPTION:Advanced preparation: None\nLevel: Intermediate\nPrerequisite: 
 Minimum 3 years experience in grant-funded industry\, Uniform Guidance tra
 ining\n\nField of study: Accounting (Governmental)\nCPE: up to 12 credits
 \n\nWhy you should attend\nThis intermediate training series equips grant-
 funded nonprofit professionals with the tools to confidently manage grant-
 funded programs in compliance with federal regulations. Building on founda
 tional knowledge\, attendees will strengthen their skills in cost classifi
 cation\, allocation\, internal controls\, procurement\, budgeting and repo
 rting — helping to ensure accuracy\, accountability\, and audit readiness.
 \n\nIdeal for those with a minimum of three to five years of experience in
  the grant-funded industry\, this series bridges the gap between basic und
 erstanding and effective execution.\n\nLearning objectives\nBy the end of 
 this training series\, attendees will be able to:\n\nApply cost classifica
 tion principles to distinguish allowable and unallowable expenses under fe
 deral grant regulations.\nImplement cost allocation methodologies that sup
 port consistent\, compliant distribution of shared costs across programs.
 \nStrengthen internal control systems to mitigate risk and support grant c
 ompliance in day-to-day operations.\nExecute procurement procedures that a
 lign with Uniform Guidance requirements\, including documentation and comp
 etitive practices.\nEvaluate key components of grant budgets to support al
 ignment with program goals\, regulatory requirements and funder expectatio
 ns.\nPrepare financial and grant-specific reports using GAAP\, cash basis 
 and grant-funded formats to support transparency and audit readiness.\nReg
 istration fee\n$1200 per registrant\n\nMy Wipfli nonprofit and government 
 membership service members automatically receive an additional $25 discoun
 t per registrant.\n\nSeries schedule\nThursdays\n\n10/23 (1-2 p.m. CT)    
 Kick-off and intro to series (no CPE available)\n10/30 (1-3 p.m. CT)    Ex
 ploring cost classification and allowability\n11/06 (1-3 p.m. CT)     Navi
 gating cost allocation methods and compliance\n11/13 (1-3 p.m. CT)    Stre
 ngthening internal controls for grant compliance\n11/20 (1-3 p.m. CT)     
 Procurement practices under Uniform Guidance\n12/04 (1-3 p.m. CT)    Devel
 oping and managing grant budgets\n12/11 (1-3 p.m. CT)    Reporting require
 ments for grant-funded programs
DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20251211T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20251211T140000
LOCATION:https://www.wipfli.com/events/financial-cohort-series-on-grant-acc
 ounting
SUMMARY:WIPFLI - Grant-funded accounting 201 essentials: An intermediate-le
 vel training on compliance and execution - Reporting requirements for gran
 t-funded programs
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