The partners of Draffin & Tucker, LLP would like to congratulate Kathryn Fletcher as she enters the Partner in Training program. Kathryn joined the firm in 2001 and has worked diligently to progress in our firm. During her tenure, she has served in multiple roles including, but not limited to, serving as a healthcare manager and [...]
Quality Control Manager Kathryn Fletcher authored an article entitled, “New Accounting Pronouncements Will Affect Healthcare Financial Reporting,” that appeared in Executive Insight on May 26, 2014. In the article, Fletcher discusses the various Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) standards that will be effective in the coming months. FASB, as [...]
Draffin & Tucker, LLP is pleased to announce that manager Kathryn Fletcher has been selected as one of 38 young CPAs to participate in the American Institute of CPAs 5th annual Leadership Academy in Durham, N.C. from Sept. 29 – Oct. 3. Read More
Kathryn Fletcher, manager at Draffin & Tucker LLP, was quoted in the article, “Accounting For Change: Proposed Rules Will Alter Leases On Balance Sheets,” that appeared in the Sept. 7, 2012, issue of the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Proposed changes to the accounting standard regarding the treatment of leases stand to affect the financial statements of [...]
Draffin & Tucker’s Kathryn Fletcher, manager, and Stephen Harrell, supervisor, co-authored "Lease Accounting Changes - What Healthcare Providers Need to Know" for the July/August 2012 issue of GSCPA’s Current Accounts. FASB and IASB are engaged in a "Lease Accounting" project whereby lessors and lessees would be required to report leases (including real estate) on corporate [...]
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