Tuesday, August 13
Buying and Selling a Business: Critical Tax and Structuring Issues (8 credits TX)
Sue Smith, CPA
One of the major transactions CPA clients enter into is a purchase or disposition of a business. To help tax professionals in advising those clients, this course offers a comprehensive analysis of the business and tax aspects of buying and selling a business. It is a practical guide to help practitioners and industry CPAs understand structuring techniques. All CPAs, including controllers and executives in industry, should understand how difficult the process of buying and selling a business has become.
Annual Update for Accountants and Auditors (8 credits AA)
Daniel Bradley, CPA
In today’s ever-evolving regulatory landscape, maintaining relevance in the profession is crucial. Stay up to date with the rapid developments in accounting and auditing through our comprehensive course. We delve into recent pronouncements, exposure drafts, and additional guidance pertinent to accounting, auditing, review, compilation, and preparation engagements. Allow usto navigate the complexities for you, assisting in identifying and implementing the latest standards and guidance from FASB, PCAOB, ARSC, and ASB.
*AICPA members deduct $30 from applicable price.
Yellow Book: Staying Compliant with Government Auditing Standards (8 credits AA)
Michele Kemp, CPA
This course, based on Government Auditing Standards, 2024 Revision, is essential for auditors performing Yellow Book audits. It provides detailed information that all auditors planning and conducting engagements in accordance with the Yellow Book need to be able to discern the requirements related to independence. This course will increase your knowledge of the requirements and application guidance related to ethics, standards for financial audits, attestation engagements, performance audits, and more.
*AICPA members deduct $30 from applicable price.
Budgets and Projections in an Uncertain World: Dancing in a Storm (8 credits MT)
John Levy, CPA, M.B.A.
All we really know is the past but all that really matters is the future. Traditionally, the controller’s job focuses more on looking backwards while the CFO looks to the future to drive the organization forward--two different perspectives. Leaders depend on us to present a cogent and reasonably accurate forecast in order to make sound decisions. Understand how to more effectively prepare useful forecast and discover the advantages of various forecasting techniques.