Generation Z is already in the workplace, and the experiences that they bring can be a major asset to any organization. However, generational differences—especially in...
Most professionals routinely use Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint, but many are self-taught and, as a result, have not been exposed to the best features of these three applications...
Now that auditors have adopted the new auditor reporting suite, it is time to turn our attention to SAS 142, Audit Evidence, which is effective this year. This course will review...
Governmental accounting is very unique. This course will introduce the financial reporting basics for governments, including fund accounting and the modified accrual basis of...
Nonprofits face unique accounting challenges. This course will introduce attendees to the financial statements and unique accounting principles applicable to not-for-profit...
This webcast explains the overall accounting requirements with respect to lease modifications under FASB ASC 842, Leases, and how to differentiate between the requirements for...
We know that effective communication is essential to growing a career and a business. But we often don't take time to think through, concsiously, about how we communicate and how...
This course covers the important information needed when performing Yellow Book and Single Audit engagements. Areas of focus include the updated independence requirements in Yellow...
Unlike technologies we use every day, many currently emerging technologies can change how we work in the future. This session covers an assortment of technologies that are nearing...
Data security is a front-of-mind topic for most businesses because the risk and cost statistics are sobering. Each of us is in the crosshairs because a typical internet-connected...
Learn to prepare Cash Flow and Business Valuations. We will discuss the Standard of Value, Premise of Value and the Definition of Value. Valuation approaches include Income-Based...
Stay current in the nonprofit world with this review of nonprofit-specific financial statement disclosure requirements and options.
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