One of the most important financial documents for any company is the statement of cash flows. This course presents an overview of the preparation requirements in a written form and discusses the key cash flow topics in detail, so learners have a decent grasp on this vital part of organizational functioning. Course Type: eBook. Worth 2 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UDPATED 2025: Building on the foundation established in the first-level course, Medicare Basics, Medicare Options & Coverage Rules begins to expand on the different parts of Medicare while helping you develop your knowledge of enrollment periods, the rules for coverage and variances with Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage. Course Type: Interactive. Worth 8 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

This course takes you through the fundamental concepts related to ethics and their importance for CPAs, primarily focusing on an understanding and application of the Conceptual Framework Process. Furthermore, it introduces various threats that could potentially interfere with a CPAs adherence to the Code of Professional Conduct. Course Type: eBook. Worth 2 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

UPDATED 2024: Accounting concepts are difficult to grasp, but learning in a true-to-life setting helps solidify the different functions and methods. That’s why Financial and Managerial Accounting casts you as an intern for Tsong Hua, the International Accounting Director for Central Products. In this in-depth course, you’ll take a look at balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements, and other financial reporting documents. But you’ll also explore managerial accounting concepts like data auditing, budgeting, differentials and financial planning. Through these lessons, you’ll begin to understand how the two sides of the accounting profession come together to prepare an organization for growth, especially through careful study of assets, liabilities and equities. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 26 RCHs (APA).