US GAAP SEC Reporting Requirements

US GAAP SEC Reporting Requirements: Essential Financial Reporting Guidelines

This course provides a comprehensive guide to US GAAP SEC reporting requirements, equipping you with the knowledge necessary to navigate the complex world of financial reporting for public companies. Designed for accountants, financial analysts, and anyone interested in financial reporting for SEC-registered entities, this course covers the essential forms, regulations, and filing requirements needed for compliance.

What You’ll Learn

• Securities Offering Registration Statement and its key components.
• The critical details required in Form 10-K, Form 10-Q, and Form 11-K filings.
• An in-depth understanding of S-X Regulations, including rules, templates, and content requirements.
• The importance of SEC XBRL Filing Requirements and the SEC’s Interactive Data Rule.
• Best practices for SEC reporting and common challenges faced in preparing these filings.

Explore Related Topics

Financial Reporting | Accounting | Finance | SEC Compliance

Course Content Overview

• Video 1: US GAAP SEC Reporting Requirements Overview
  Learn about the role of the SEC, its formation, the significance of SEC reporting for issuers, and the key forms and regulations (S-X, XBRL).
• Video 2: SEC Reporting Forms
  Explore the Securities Offering Registration Statement, Form 10-K, Form 10-Q, and Form 11-K, with practical insights on what needs to be included in each.
• Video 3: S-X Regulations
  Dive into the rules and regulations under S-X, covering templates, content requirements, and the filing process for both interim and annual submissions.
• Video 4: XBRL Reporting
  Understand key XBRL terms, the SEC’s Interactive Data Rule, and how to apply these concepts to SEC filings.
• Video 5: SEC Reporting Requirement Practice Questions
  Test your knowledge with practice questions covering various SEC filing scenarios and regulations.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to confidently navigate SEC reporting forms, comply with S-X regulations, and meet XBRL filing requirements—ensuring accurate and compliant financial reporting for SEC-registered companies.