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(SSAA101/27) Surgent’s Fundamentals of Internal Controls

Obtaining an understanding of the entity and its environment is critical part of assessing the risk of material misstatement. The auditor obtains an understanding of internal controls by evaluating the design and implementation of key controls over relevant systems as well as entity level and financial reporting controls. This module will provide the participant with...

Non Member: $95
Credit Hours: 2

(SSAA271/27) Surgent’s Accounting, Audit, and Attest Update for Practitioners with Small-Business Clients

Specifically tailored for practitioners who not only perform audits but also provide other attest and non-attest services to small and medium-sized businesses, this course is a comprehensive update covering recently issued accounting, auditing, and SSARS standards, including SAS 145 and the quality management standards, as well as other professional guidance impacting small and medium-sized business...

Non Member: $360
Credit Hours: 8

(SSET102/27) Surgent’s Ethics for Tax Professionals

The purpose of this program is to discuss the ethical mandates that govern the conduct of tax practitioners. The program focuses on the ethical pronouncements of the IRS in Circular 230, as well as the preparer penalty provisions set forth in the Internal Revenue Code. Please note: This ethics course does not cover state-specific issues...

Non Member: $150
Credit Hours: 2

(SSOT142/27) Surgent’s Reasonable Suspicion

Given the opioid epidemic and the legalization of medical and recreational marijuana in a growing number of states, many employers are concerned about the impact drugs and alcohol may be having on the safety and security of their workplaces. Reasonable suspicion testing is among the best ways for employers to identify whether an employee is...

Non Member: $55
Credit Hours: 1

(SSTX154/27) Surgent’s A Complete Tax Guide to Exit Planning

When exit planning, it is important to weigh various issues, including tax implications, to achieve an effective management and/or ownership change. Many envision tax-free reorganizations being the most preferable structure to avoid capital gains tax, but the opportunities come at a cost to the seller. This course will provide a well-rounded discussion of the various...

Non Member: $115
Credit Hours: 2

(SSTX221/27) Surgent’s Estate and Life Planning Issues for the Middle-Income Client

Clients think that estate planning only applies to the very rich. In truth, there are many issues of critical concern for which the middle-income client needs to plan. This course is a must-attend for all Accounting and Financial Professionals who work with middle-income clients and are looking for ways to provide additional quality services. Continually...

Non Member: $360
Credit Hours: 8

(SSTX149/27) Surgent’s Making Sense of Essential OBBBA Provisions

When clients ask questions about the impact of new tax legislation embodied in OBBBA, it is important that accounting and finance practitioners can reply with accurate and relevant planning strategies. This program prepares accounting and finance practitioners with the knowledge and insights to help their clients apply the new law to their advantage.This program is...

Non Member: $130
Credit Hours: 2

(SSTX152/27) Surgent’s IRS Tax Examinations and Hot Issues

The IRS began replenishing its workforce with the additional funding only to have to terminate workers or lay them off due to mandated federal workforce reductions. The IRS trains its audit workforce by examining the tax returns of individuals and small businesses. As the IRS continues to examine tax returns, Accounting, Tax, and Financial Professionals...

Non Member: $180
Credit Hours: 4

(SSAA221/27) Surgent’s GAAP Hot Topics – What You Need to Know

This course provides an overview of several of the key accounting and reporting topics within U.S. GAAP. This includes a discussion of accounting for business combinations, revenue recognition principles, and leasing transactions. This course also addresses topics such as goodwill impairment, segment reporting, how to account for software (both internal-use and for resale) as well...

Non Member: $720
Credit Hours: 16

(SSTX158/27) Surgent’s Four Tiers of Loss Limitations: A Guide to the Rules for Pass-Through Entities

Owners of S corporations and partnerships are subject to numerous limitations on pass-through losses, each with unique rules, applications, and complexities. With the increase in popularity of pass-through business entities, it is essential for CPAs to understand the complexities and interactions of these pass-through loss limitations.

Non Member: $180
Credit Hours: 4

(SSTX184/27) Surgent’s Schedules K-2 and K-3: Preparation of Forms

Many partnerships and S corporations are now required to complete the voluminous Schedules K-2 and K-3 to report foreign-related tax information. Updated for the 2025 tax year, this course is an essential guide for tax preparers on how to tackle the preparation of these forms. Understanding and preparing these forms requires a basic knowledge of...

Non Member: $95
Credit Hours: 2