UPDATED 2024: Financial and Managerial Accounting takes a true-to-life approach to a difficult topic by casting you as an intern for Tsong Hua, Central Product’s quirky International Accounting Director. By exploring income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow documents, you’ll have the opportunity to review important financial accounting principles. But the addition of managerial accounting concepts like budgeting and financial planning means you will see how the two sides of the profession come together to prepare a company for expansion. Furthermore, since you’ll be assisting Tsong Hua with Central’s assets, liabilities and equities, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to review the most essential indicators of corporate financial health. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 28.5 CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2023: Cost benefit analysis is one of the fundamental aspects of managerial accounting, because it helps define corporate strategies and plans. In this course, you will learn to use data auditing processes and financial planning skills to conduct cost benefit analyses. With an eye also toward regulatory ethics, and other important organizational components, you will learn to assess the effects of decisions on a company’s operating income. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 3.5 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2024: As payroll professionals are well aware, there’s much more to payroll than the simple transaction of money for time. The practice includes pay structures, health insurance, benefits and multiple other facets. And sometimes, it’s helpful to go back to the basics for a quick refresher. That’s exactly what this course offers, in a narrative, story-based format. So, alongside the HR team at Central Products, you can see issues of payroll as they might happen in a real setting. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 3 RCHs (APA).

CPAs have no excuse when it comes to financial intelligence. As premier financial experts, their insight is relied upon by entire organizations and businesses. So, the ability to look at a set of financial data and come away with an understanding of performance and insights on how to improve is a vital skill. And because of how important this ability is, it’s best for individuals to brush upon the basics often. That’s where this course can help. By emphasizing the use of financial data in important decision-making situations, business professionals will have the prime opportunity to develop their financial intelligence. Course Type: Video. Worth 5.5 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).