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Personnel/Human Resources
Value Pricing, Step-by-Step
Sandra Leyva, CPAWebcast
Credits: 2 $98.00$98.00
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Finance
Analyzing Cost Data for Management
Delta CPE LLCQAS Self-Study
Credits: 9 $261.00$261.00 – $291.00
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Business Management & Organization
Strategic Management: Concepts & Tools
Delta CPE LLCQAS Self-Study
Credits: 12 $336.00$336.00 – $376.00
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Accounting
SEC Pay Versus Performance Disclosures- What You Need to Know
Kelen Camehl, CPA, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Accounting
Optimize Cash Flow Through Recievables Factoring
Kelen Camehl, CPA, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Accounting
True Sale Opinions: What You and Your Auditor Needs to Consider
Kelen Camehl, CPA, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Accounting
Internal Controls in Accounts Payable
Mary S. Schaeffer, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 8 $232.00$232.00 – $262.00
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Accounting
Vendor Issues in Accounts Payable
Mary S. Schaeffer, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 3 $87.00$87.00 – $107.00
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Accounting
Dealing with Expense Report Reimbursement Problems
Mary S. Schaeffer, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Accounting
Common Invoice Problems: How to Deal with Them
Mary S. Schaeffer, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Accounting
Creating an Accounts Payable Policy & Procedures Manual
Mary S. Schaeffer, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Accounting
Best Practices for Invoice Handling
Mary S. Schaeffer, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Accounting
Best Practices for Accounts Payable
Mary S. Schaeffer, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 13 $351.00$351.00 – $391.00
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Personnel/Human Resources
Employee Onboarding
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Business Management & Organization
Succession Planning, Leadership And Growth For Tomorrow
Ed Robinson, CPA, CSPWebcast
Credits: 3 $147.00$147.00
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Accounting
Business Combinations and Consolidations
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 3 $87.00$87.00 – $107.00
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Accounting
Detailed Overview of the Held for Sale Classification Criteria
Kelen Camehl, CPA, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Accounting
Accounting for Held for Sale Assets
Kelen Camehl, CPA, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Accounting
Essentials of Payroll Accounting
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Accounting
Essentials of Asset Accounting
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 5 $145.00$145.00 – $175.00
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Accounting
An Electronic Payment Primer: How Savvy Companies Now Pay Their Bills (ACH, Wires & Instant Payment)
Mary S. Schaeffer, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 4 $116.00$116.00 – $136.00
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Accounting
Supplier Finance Programs – What You Need to Disclose
Kelen Camehl, CPA, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Business Management & Organization
Using DISC To Mentor Your Team
Ed Robinson, CPA, CSPWebcast
Credits: 2 $98.00$98.00
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Personnel/Human Resources
Business Development Skills to Grow Revenue and Increase Impact
Ed Robinson, CPA, CSPWebcast
Credits: 4 $196.00$196.00
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Accounting
Accountant’s Guidebook: Management Reports And More
Jeff Sailor, CPAWebcast
Credits: 4 $196.00$196.00
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Accounting
Not Documented Not Done
Jeff Sailor, CPAWebcast
Credits: 2 $98.00$98.00
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Accounting
Essentials of Developing Information for Management
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 6 $174.00$174.00 – $204.00
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Accounting
Lease Accounting: Core Concepts
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Accounting
Fraud Schemes
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 3 $87.00$87.00 – $107.00
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Economics
Understanding the Economy
Delta CPE LLCQAS Self-Study
Credits: 8 $232.00$232.00 – $262.00
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Accounting
Foreign Currency Accounting
Delta CPE LLCQAS Self-Study
Credits: 3 $87.00$87.00 – $107.00
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Accounting
Essentials of Creating and Analyzing Financial Statements
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 5 $145.00$145.00 – $175.00
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Accounting
Fraud Detection Tools: Benford’s Law And The Beneish M Score
Joseph Helstrom, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Accounting
Controller’s Role in Payroll, Budget, and Management
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 6 $174.00$174.00 – $204.00
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Accounting
Controller’s Role in Creating Reports
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 5 $145.00$145.00 – $175.00
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Business Management & Organization
Creating Leaders That Influence And Impact All Generations
Ed Robinson, CPA, CSPWebcast
Credits: 2 $98.00$98.00
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Accounting
Accounting for Earnings Per Share
Delta CPE LLCQAS Self-Study
Credits: 3 $87.00$87.00 – $107.00
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Accounting
Fraud: Ensuring Integrity in Financial Reporting
Delta CPE LLCQAS Self-Study
Credits: 6 $174.00$174.00 – $204.00
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Communications & Marketing
Attract New Clients Using Online Marketing
Sandra Leyva, CPAWebcast
Credits: 3 $147.00$147.00
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Business Management & Organization
The Pocket MBA: Concepts and Strategies
Delta CPE LLCQAS Self-Study
Credits: 13 $351.00$351.00 – $391.00
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Business Law
Critical Elements Of Business Law
Jennifer Elder, CPA, CFF, CIA, CMAWebcast
Credits: 2 $98.00$98.00
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Accounting
Controller’s Role in Cash, Credit, and Collections
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Accounting
Controller’s Role in Assets, Liabilities, and Equity
Steven M. Bragg, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Accounting
Cost Management: Accounting and Control
Delta CPE LLCQAS Self-Study
Credits: 13 $351.00$351.00 – $391.00
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Auditing
Performing Initial Audits and Reaudits of Opening Balances
Larry L. Perry, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 1 $29.00$29.00 – $49.00
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Accounting
Principles of Financial Statement Presentations
Kelen Camehl, CPA, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 4 $116.00$116.00 – $136.00
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Accounting
What You Need to Know About Cash Flow
Kelen Camehl, CPA, MBAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 2 $58.00$58.00 – $78.00
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Finance
Financial Markets: A Comprehensive Overview
Michael J. Walker, CPAQAS Self-Study
Credits: 20 $400.00$400.00 – $440.00
How to Complete the IRS’s Annual Filing Season Program
As tax professionals, we understand the importance of maintaining high standards of expertise and professionalism in our industry. The IRS’s Annual Filing Season Program (AFSP) gives non-credentialed tax preparers the opportunity to distinguish themselves in the marketplace by being added to the IRS’s Directory of Federal Tax Return Preparers and gaining limited representation rights before the IRS. If you’re considering participating in this voluntary program, this guide will walk you through the step-by-step process of completing the requirements and obtaining your Record of Completion.If you are interested in the Annual Filing Season Program and want to know more, check out …
FAQs Released for FinCEN Geographic Targeting Order Impacting California and Texas Border Region Money Services Businesses
On March 11, 2025, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued a Geographic Targeting Order (GTO) that impacts money services businesses (MSBs) operating in California and Texas border counties. The targeting order is an important development for tax professionals advising clients in the affected regions.On March 24, 2025, FAQs were released to answer 21 frequent questions on implementing the reporting requirements. What Affected California and Texas Tax Professionals Need to Know The GTO dramatically lowered the Currency Transaction Report (CTR) threshold to just $200 for MSBs operating in specific ZIP codes along the southwest border. This represents a substantial change …
Social Security Identity Verification Requirements Change for a Second Time
The Social Security Administration has eased some of its new identity verification requirements and delayed implementation from March 31, 2025 to April 14, 2025. The revised rules for identity verification represent a significant procedural change that will affect clients who prefer or need to manage their benefits through phone or in-person channels rather than online. The change is part of the Administration and DOGE’s efforts to curb fraud and abuse at all levels of government. Key Changes Effective April 14, 2025: 1. Different Requirements by Benefit Type: Retirement, Survivors, or Auxiliary Benefits: Require either online identity proofing (via my Social …
IRS Employment in Flux: Reinstatements, Voluntary Separations, and Resignations
The IRS personnel shake-ups continue. Approximately 7,000 probationary IRS employees who were terminated in February are set to return to work by April 14, but the agency has now launched three voluntary separation programs as part of a broader reduction-in-force (RIF) initiative. Acting IRS commissioner Melanie Krause has also resigned, making her the third IRS leader to do so in 2025. Court-Ordered ReinstatementsThe reinstatement comes after federal court interventions forced the IRS to bring back the terminated workers. Initially, the agency placed these employees on administrative leave in March, a move that drew criticism from Judge William Alsup of the Northern …
Executive Order Mandating Electronic Federal Tax Refunds and Payments for Taxes
Beginning as early as September 30, 2025, the president’s March 25, 2025, executive order “Modernizing Payments To and From America’s Bank Account” mandates all payments to and from the US Treasury be paid electronically. This includes federal tax payments and federal tax refunds.Timing of Electronic Tax Payments & Refund MandateVerbiage in the order indicates there may be a delay in implementing the order: “As soon as practicable, and to the extent permitted by law, all payments made to the Federal Government shall be processed electronically, except as specified in section 4 of this order.”The order also indicates all federal tax …
A Welcome Relief: FinCEN Lifts Beneficial Ownership Reporting Burden from U.S. Companies
In a rare regulatory win that tax professionals can actually celebrate during the height of tax season, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) announced on March 21, 2025, that it has removed beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements for all U.S. companies and U.S. persons under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Following the Treasury Department’s initial announcement on March 2, 2025, this decision removes yet another administrative burden from the shoulders of already overwhelmed tax practitioners. A Silver Lining: One Less Compliance Burden At a time when tax professionals are drowning in ever-expanding regulatory requirements, the elimination of BOI reporting …
California Corner: New FinCEN Geographic Targeting Order Impacts California Border Region Money Services Businesses
Last week, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued a significant Geographic Targeting Order (GTO) that will directly impact money services businesses (MSBs) operating in California’s border counties. This new order represents an important development for tax professionals advising clients in the affected regions.What California Tax Professionals Need to KnowThe GTO, released on March 11, 2025, dramatically lowers the Currency Transaction Report (CTR) threshold to just $200 for MSBs operating in specific ZIP codes along the southwest border. This represents a substantial change from the standard $10,000 CTR reporting requirement that most financial institutions follow.For California tax professionals, this order …
Treasury Ends BOI Enforcement
The U.S. Treasury Department announced on March 2 that it will no longer enforce the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) or its associated Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements. This decision effectively halts a rule aimed at combating money laundering and shell company formation. In a press release, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called the move “a victory for common sense” and stated it aligns with “President Trump’s bold agenda to unleash American prosperity by reining in burdensome regulations, in particular for small businesses that are the backbone of the American economy.” The Treasury Department confirmed it will not impose penalties against …
California Corner: Filing 1099s with the Franchise Tax Board (FTB)
If you file Forms 1099 via paper or file electronically with the IRS following the IRS Combined Federal/State Filing Program (CFSF) guidelines as outlined in IRS Publication 1220, and the amounts you are reporting to the IRS and FTB are the same, you do not need to file anything separate with FTB—the information will be forwarded to FTB from the IRS. IRS Publication 1220 also lists which forms are included in the CFSF. If you have an exception that requires you to report something different for federal and state purposes, such as a different dollar amount, file separate returns with …
Five Tips for Guiding Parents through Financial Planning for College
As financial planning professionals, you often encounter parents who are overwhelmed by the prospect of saving for their children’s college education. That’s where you come in. Your role as a financial planner puts you in a position to ensure the continued development of a child’s education, helping those that go to college reach their goal of earning a degree. Your work has lasting generational benefits, but with college costs continuing to rise significantly year over year, families need your expert guidance to develop effective saving and funding strategies that foster their children’s educational future. Here are five essential tips to …
Enhance Your Practice with Personal Financial Planning (PFP) Services
As tax professionals, you develop a deep understanding of your clientele’s financial needs, their goals, and their struggles. You’re the trusted advisor for keeping their taxes compliant and maximizing their tax benefits. As client needs become more complex and tax preparation increasingly automated, forward-thinking CPAs and tax professionals are discovering new opportunities to leverage their client base with personal financial planning (PFP). This strategic expansion isn’t just about adding services—it’s about transforming your practice into a year-round advisory powerhouse. PFP for Your Client Base Starting your PFP journey doesn’t require a complete practice overhaul. Begin with your current clients who …
The Best CPE for Auditors in 2025
As an auditor, you know that staying ahead in this ever-evolving profession requires ongoing learning. The best CPE for auditors in 2025 isn’t just about checking a compliance box—it’s about sharpening your expertise, staying informed on industry changes, and ensuring you’re delivering top-notch service. Here are some must-take courses that will keep you at the top of your game. 1. Identifying Audit Risks – Financial Reporting and Revenue Recognition 1 Credit: Auditing | Available in: Self-StudyUnderstanding financial reporting and revenue recognition is essential for catching potential risks early. This course takes a deep dive into common audit risk factors, equipping …
The Best CPE for Forensic Accountants in 2025
If you’re a forensic accountant, you already know that staying one step ahead of fraudsters is no easy task. The field is constantly evolving, and keeping your skills sharp is essential to catching complex financial schemes. We’ve identified some of the best CPE for forensic accountants to make your day a little easier. 1. Accounting Fraud: Recent Cases 1 Credit: Accounting | Available in: Self-StudyThis course dives into recent high-profile fraud cases, showing you what went wrong, how the fraudsters covered their tracks, and how investigators finally cracked the case. It’s perfect for forensic accountants who want to learn from …
BOI Reporting is Back in Effect
Beneficial ownership reporting requirements are back in effect, and most companies will have a new reporting deadline of March 21, 2025
Valentines for Accountants
This Valentine’s Day we’re spreading the love with our new collection of accounting Valentine’s Day cards to share with your sweetheart or office bestie. We’ve created a special set of accounting Valentine’s Day cards filled with clever jokes to make your colleagues, clients, or special someone, smile. Whether you’re a CPA, a financial planner, or just someone who loves a good accounting pun, these accounting Valentines are the perfect way to spread some joy in the office. Download your Valentines for Accountants Our exclusive free Valentine’s cards feature clever, accounting-inspired messages that are sure to get a chuckle. Forget the …
Christopher Pascucci V. Comm., TCM 2024-43
$8.2 Million Madoff Theft Loss Disallowed for Lack of Ownership of Stolen Assets (Christopher Pascucci V. Comm., TCM 2024-43) Christopher Pascucci owned 16 variable life insurance policies which provided life insurance and the opportunity for investment. The policies specifically stated that the insurance company was the legal owner of assets in all of the investment accounts. Investments were made in Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities which claimed to provide investors “a secure investment with a high rate of return using a ‘split strike conversion’ strategy.”On Dec. 11, 2008, Mr. Madoff was arrested for — and ultimately pleaded guilty to — …
Thomas K. Richey and Maureen P. Cleary v. Comm., TCM 2023-43
Storm Damage Loss Swamped and Sunk for Lack of Appraisals or Other Proof of Loss (Thomas K. Richey and Maureen P. Cleary v. Comm., TCM 2023-43) Thomas and Maureen Cleary Richey owned a home and a boat in March 2017, when Winter Storm Stella hit Stone Harbor and flooded the city’s streets. Richey and Cleary claimed that the storm damaged the waterside portion of their property and their 40-foot boat, The Celtic Dream. On their 2017 tax return, they claimed total casualty losses of more than $820,000 and a deduction—after considering the income limitation—of nearly $740,000.Calculating the deduction. There are …
Matthew and Katherine Christensen v. U.S. (US Ct. of Claims, No. 20-935T (Sep. 13, 2023)
Taxpayers Can Reduce NIIT by Foreign Tax Credit under US-France Tax Treaty (Matthew and Katherine Christensen v. U.S. (US Ct. of Claims, No. 20-935T (Sep. 13, 2023)) Matthew and Katherine Christensen sought a refund of $3,851 for net investment income tax (NIIT) paid for the tax year 2015. The Christensen’s claimed that, because they are US citizens residing in France, “a foreign tax credit should have been allowed for French taxes that the plaintiffs paid with respect to the income giving rise to the net investment income tax, as provided by the income tax treaty that exists between the United …
Paul Young Kim v. U.S. (5:22-cv-00691 (CA-9, Mar. 28, 2023)
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Jaqueline Garcia-Bravo v. Comm., Tax Court Docket No. 26566-22 (Jan. 17, 2024)
Court Explains “Related Expenses” for American Opportunity Tax Credit (Jaqueline Garcia-Bravo v. Comm., Tax Court Docket No. 26566-22 (Jan. 17, 2024)) Jacqueline Garcia-Bravo claimed an AOTC of $2,500 for her and $2,500 for her dependent son.Ms. Garcia-Bravo’s educational expenses were ineligible for credit because she has already claimed the credit for four prior tax years. Section 25A(b)(2)(C) provides that the AOTC is available only for the first four years of postsecondary education.For her son, “qualified tuition and related expenses” included five expenses – books, two computers, an office chair, a laptop messenger bag, and an ink cartridge for a printer. The …