Understanding the details and nuances of performing an audit of a casino requires very specific training, and the ICGR is here to provide that insight and expertise.

"Casino Audit: Revenue, Casino Floor, AML & KYC" offers the education needed to understand the auditing process and the specific details that come with audits of casinos. From slot controls and slot machine performance for table games, to cage and credit, the language, processes, and tax/financial implications of each of these areas of a casino are critical to creating a viable operation.

This seminar is designed for:

• CPAs and Accounting firms that work specifically within the gaming industries and with casinos
• New accountants
• New tribal organizations
• Other industry organizations that want to familiarize themselves with the terminology and practices of auditing casinos.

This is the latest seminar in our Financial Track of executive education opportunities.

Program Agenda

• Casino financial statements and revenue
• Slots controls and slot machine performance
• Table games audit and table games performance
• Cage and credit
• AML (anti-money laundering) and KYC (know your customer)

Education Partners

Rick Arpin, Las Vegas Office Managing Partner, KPMG

Rick is a Nevada native, graduate of UNLV, and a licensed CPA since 1998. He began his career at Arthur Andersen serving the largest gaming companies and companies in a variety of other industries from an audit and consulting perspective. He then spent 15 years at MGM Resorts in a variety of finance capacities including treasury, shared services, corporate finance, and development. He spent his last several years at MGM leading the corporate sports and entertainment function, where he led the development and opening of T-Mobile Arena. Rick joined KPMG in early 2020 to lead the Las Vegas office and build the firm’s capabilities and leadership in the gaming industry and the Las Vegas market.

Rick is a member of the AICPA and served on its Financial Reporting Executive Committee and Governing Council. He is also a member of the Nevada Society of CPAs, serving on the Gaming Conference Committee (and has been chair of the committee three times).