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(SSTX283/27) Surgent’s Understanding How the IRS Rewards Whistleblowers

In 2006, Congress passed the Tax Relief and Health Care Act. Prior to the Act's passage, rewards to individuals who provided information to the IRS regarding tax fraud were capped at $10 million. The Tax Relief and Health Care Act authorized the IRS to create a Whistleblower Office dedicated to investigating, processing and recovering claims...

Non Member: $95
Credit Hours: 2

(SSAA255/27) Surgent’s Performing an Effective Audit Risk Assessment

Recent feedback from the AICPA has emphasized the importance of performing an effective risk assessment to identify and evaluate the risk of material misstatement in a financial statement audit. SAS 145, the 2023 amendment to AU-C 315, makes significant changes to the extant risk assessment standard and certain changes to other standards as well. The...

Non Member: $180
Credit Hours: 4

(SSAA189/27) Surgent’s Fraud Basics: Protecting the Company Till

The focus of this course is reducing the overall risk of fraud. To that end, instruction will cover the factors that play a role in turning honest employees into fraudsters. Discussion will touch on integrity and ethics, as well as how the reactions of people in certain situations may impact the prevalence of fraud. The...

Non Member: $180
Credit Hours: 4

(SSAA130/27) Surgent’s Effective Communications with Management and Those Charged with Governance

As a byproduct of the audit, the auditor has a responsibility to communicate certain information to management and those charged with governance, primarily related to risk and internal control deficiencies. In some cases the auditor may be required to report outside the entity, for example, when fraud is identified. Some of these communications to management...

Non Member: $95
Credit Hours: 2

(SSTX165/27) Surgent’s Home Office Rules

Since 2017, employees have not been eligible to take an itemized deduction for a home office. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act suspended all miscellaneous itemized deductions for tax years 2018 through 2025. That deduction is scheduled to go into effect in 2026. Self-employed individuals can deduct office expenses on Schedule C, Form 1040. The...

Non Member: $130
Credit Hours: 2

(SSTE101/27) Surgent’s Agentic AI Foundations for Finance and Accounting

This course introduces accounting, auditing, and finance professionals to the emerging field of agentic AI: autonomous, goal-driven systems capable of planning, acting, and learning with minimal human intervention. Participants will explore how agentic AI differs from traditional automation (RPA) and generative AI, and how these agents are being deployed in finance and accounting. The course...

Non Member: $115
Credit Hours: 2

(SSAA265/27) Surgent’s Surging Auditors: Professional Skeptic

Participants play the role of an auditor collecting information, making inquiries, and documenting findings around the audit of Home D?cor and More. They develop professional skepticism skills as they analyze data obtained from an interview with Courtney the Controller, comparing, confirming, and corroborating it against information provided by the CFO. Some things aren't matching up...

Non Member: $55
Credit Hours: 1

(SSAA152/27) Surgent’s Mastering Accounting for Income Taxes

Since its inception nearly 30 years ago, many have continued to struggle with applying the current model for accounting for income taxes, ASC 740. But this does not have to be you. This course will provide you with the basic knowledge necessary to understand the complexities of this challenging topic. Through discussions and the use...

Non Member: $180
Credit Hours: 4

(SSAA113/27) Surgent’s Compilations, Review, And Attestation Engagements

Most CPA firms perform some level of compilation and review engagements. And some perform engagements under attestation standards. Building off what you learned in the training in Level 1, Module 4, this course offers builds provides a deeper dive into the most frequently missed issues in compilations and reviews engagements. We will also focus on...

Non Member: $95
Credit Hours: 2

(SSOT157/27) Surgent’s Work-Life Balance: Maximizing Productivity and Understanding Related Tax Issues

Working as a financial professional is an accomplishment that offers the potential for a good salary with long-term growth. Despite being a sought-after career, studies show that being overworked is the greatest source of anxiety and dissatisfaction among financial professionals. Left unchecked, a life centered exclusively around the demands of work can be both physically...

Non Member: $95
Credit Hours: 2

(SSET100/27) Surgent’s Transitioning to the Accounting Profession

New accountants, whether coming right out of school or from industry will find that the accounting profession is heavily governed by technical and ethical standards. In addition, the new accounting professional will need to understand new terminology as well as what their team members and clients expect of them by way of job performance and...

Non Member: $150
Credit Hours: 2