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Aug 17, 2026
Demystifying Governmental Accounting, with Dean Mead
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24:17Dean MeadGUEST
they're not always starting from an even ground when they implement some new pronouncements because they're not properly doing the existing standards.
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24:25Dean MeadGUEST
And that's part of the reason why there are new standards, because the old ones weren't working right.
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24:32Dean MeadGUEST
And so in order to implement this new statement, you first have to fix what you were doing before.
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24:37Dean MeadGUEST
And so the lift is bigger than it should be because they weren't even doing these things.
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24:45Dean MeadGUEST
They should be starting from point A, but they're actually starting from minus Y or something.
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Liz FarmerHOST
Is there something that that audience maybe is misconstruing, or what do they most often perceive about financial reporting that might not be true?
