Understanding and Applying the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct (CPA)

UPDATED 2023: This course explores issues like data auditing, COGS, and fiscal losses to help you understand the importance and role of income statements in healthily functioning organizations. Beginning with the departments involved in their creation and taking you through to the functions they serve, Income Statement Analysis provides a brief but helpful overview of a difficult accounting topic for those unfamiliar with the subject. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 3 PDCs (SHRM) and 3 CEUs (HRCI Business Credits).

Conducting business during a global pandemic crisis should have taught every professional the importance of risk management planning, because it would be remiss to assume nothing of this caliber will ever happen again. Organizations which don’t prepare for risk prepare for failure. This course highlights five changes to risk thinking businesses should adopt moving forward from the pandemic by focusing on different companies which found new and exciting ways to combat losses during the crisis. Course Type: Video. Worth 2 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

In this brief course on properly managing key determinants of ROE, Dr. Pratt provides brief summary of time value of money, particularly emphasizing the internal rate of return, before moving on to other important concepts like shareholder value. Culminating with an analysis on the current market value of the well-known retailer, Best Buy, this course will guide learners in identifying where management needs to focus attention to increase overall firm value. Course Type: Video. Worth 2 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

When most people think about unethical leaders, they probably focus on well-known, infamous figures whose decisions had massive societal and organizational impact. But the truth is that even leaders of small teams or companies can exhibit immoral behavior and make poor decisions. Sometimes, unethical leadership looks like cutting corners to take a short-cut to success. And other times, it might be more visible, resulting in the collapse of a prominent business. But no matter the size of the organization or the visibility, it’s vital for leaders in any capacity to know how to move forward with ethical foresight and tact. This course on the subject of Ethical Leadership explores various dimensions of authority and morality and how they interact, focusing specifically on twenty different principles to help shape you into the kind of leader you need to be. Course Type: Video. Worth 7 PDCs (SHRM) and 7 CEUs (HRCI General Credit).