Pat Durbin

Tom Barbieri, U.S. Chief Accountant with 30+ years advising multinationals; Beth Paul, specialist in business combinations and consolidations; Bret Dooley, expert in financial instruments and banking; Pat Durbin, experienced in revenue, taxes, and inventory. They discuss AI mega‑deal structuring, equity method thresholds and disclosures, tariffs and inventory impacts, crypto accounting models, private credit classification, tax reform effects, hedge and held‑for‑sale rules.

Join Pat Durbin, a seasoned Deputy Chief Accountant at PwC, and Mike Coleman, a partner specializing in software accounting, as they unravel FASB's new guidance on internal-use software costs. They discuss the shifts from traditional licensing to cloud delivery and the resulting accounting implications. Key topics include the revised capitalization criteria, the complexities of 'significant development uncertainty,' and the evolving landscape of AI-related software development. Their insights will help you navigate this critical change with confidence!

Pat Durbin, a seasoned PwC National Office Deputy Chief Accountant, and Mike Coleman, a PwC partner specializing in revenue and software arrangements, delve into the complexities of revenue recognition under the ASC 606 model. They discuss when performance obligations are fulfilled—either over time or at a point in time. Key topics include the intricacies of control transfer, challenges in customized product revenue recognition, and exceptions like the 'right to invoice' in service agreements. Their insights reveal the nuances of aligning revenue recognition with performance and customer value.