UDPATED 2024: A third-tier course in the Medicare suite, Appeals & Penalties assumes the learner has a baseline understanding of the different aspects of Medicare, offering a more robust discussion of how beneficiaries can appeal denials of coverage. This important knowledge is indispensable for anyone enrolled in the program, as it can mean the difference between massive out-of-pocket healthcare costs and minor fees. Course Type: Interactive. Worth 7.5 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

This course combines eight shorter options to provide learners a comprehensive overview of financial accounting. Beginning with an introductory-level section, it takes users through reading, preparing, and analyzing different financial statements, covering topics like the time value of money, assets, and equity. The practical visual elements ensure learners understand how to approach financial accounting in a step-by-step, effective way. So, it’s the perfect option for CPAs looking to brush up on their pragmatic knowledge of financial statements. Includes: Introduction to Financial Statements, How to Prepare Financial Statements, How to Read and Analyze Financial Statements, Time Value of Money: Concepts and Applications, Classification, Debt and Equity, Current Assets and Asset Valuation, Equity Investments and Long-Lived Assets, How Financial Statements are Manipulated and Ethics and Earnings Management. Course Type: Video. Worth 29 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2024: Because there are numerous risks associated with doing business abroad, it’s important for international businesspeople to stay up-to-date on changes in various economies. In this Global Finance course, you will consider direct foreign investments in a fictitious setting which allows you to learn important principles and ideas without incurring the risks associated with the real-life practice. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 3 PDCs (SHRM).

CPAs and financial professionals might not always have the largest role in determining organizational strategy, but it’s important to have the skills to contribute whenever necessary. Because if only a few individuals at the top of the corporate structure know and understand the long-term goals of the company, the employees carrying out the plan don’t know what they’re aiming for. This course focuses on developing mission, vision and values to as they relate to the strategy formulation process, so business professionals at any level of the organization can help contribute to their organization’s overall strategic plan. Course Type: Video. Worth 2 CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).