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Earn CPE in short bursts on your own time.

Select episodes of the NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast are now available for CPE credit. Each 10-minute episode can be purchased individually and qualifies for 0.2 CPE credits. Or you can purchase a five-pack of episodes at a reduced price for one CPE credit.

Watch each episode on your own time. After completing a brief assessment, your CPE credit will be granted.

 

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NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast – A&A Updates Pack 14

Get updates on FASB, AICPA, PCAOB and CAQ developments with this series of 10-minute on-demand programs
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      Individual Programs

      NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast: A&A Update – 7/23/24

      This episode dives into disaggregated data – what it is, why it’s done, how it’s incorporated into FASB standards and best practices when it comes to data analytics.

      NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast: A&A Update – 7/9/24

      More companies seem to be taking advantage of receivable borrowing. This episode takes a look at accounting for borrowing on accounts receivable.

      NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast: A&A Update – 6/25/24

      SAS 143 has changed the auditor’s requirements around accounting estimates, largely as it relates to the uncertainty of the estimates and management’s bias. Brad, Frank, and Jay will discuss what auditors need to do and what management should expect.

      NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast: A&A Update – 6/11/24

      Still concerned about going concern? Get guidance in this episode of the IssuesWatch Podcast.

      NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast: A&A Update – 5/28/24

      This episode focuses on materiality, especially as it relates to reviews. It also covers a new quality control standard from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB).

      NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast: A&A Update – 5/14/24

      How should an auditor approach potential fraud? Find out in the latest episode of the IssuesWatch Podcast.

      NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast: A&A Update – 4/30/24

      Busy season is over – it’s time to focus on the health of your firm. Learn about typical findings that will cause your firm to fail its peer review.
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