WICPA CPE & Special Event Catalog
Preparation, Compilation & Review Services 26-27
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Online
4.00 Credits
Member Price: $175
SSARS 21 significantly changed the way CPA services are being offered. There is still confusion about CPA responsibilities and procedures. The course will discuss differences between bookkeeping, preparation and compilation engagements and how they differ. It will also discuss financial statement frameworks and how they influence the engagement as well as analytical procedures in review engagements.
Estate Planning Strategies Using Irrevocable Trusts 26-27
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Online
6.00 Credits
Member Price: $259
Many of our clients are looking for techniques to transfer wealth to their loved ones while minimizing gift and estate taxes. Irrevocable trusts take advantage of the currently high exclusion amount to freeze their estates. This course will analyze the advantages and disadvantages of using a wide variety of noncharitable trusts, such as spousal lifetime access trusts (SLATs), grantor retained interest trusts (GRATs and GRUTs), intentionally defective grantor trusts (IDGTs), qualified personal residence trusts (QPRTs), life insurance trusts (ILITs), domestic asset protection trusts (DAPTs) and dynasty trusts.
Microsoft 365 for CPAs: Unlocking Hidden Productivity Tools 26-27
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Online
2.00 Credits
Member Price: $99
Microsoft 365 is likely the most underutilized software investment in your firm or business. This course will show how to tap it to many of the lesser known features of the Microsoft 365 ecosystems of apps to maximize your productivity and produce better outputs. Through a series of practical case study demonstrations you will learn how to leverage the full potential of Microsoft 365 in your organization.
Fiduciary Accounting Part II: Tools, Rules & Relationship to Tax 26-27
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Online
2.00 Credits
Member Price: $99
To properly account for estates and non-grantor trusts, an advisor must understand the statutory requirements to account, the proper classification of revenue and expenses in a chart of account and the importance of provisions in the estate planning document. Additionally, the differences and similarities to fiduciary taxation must be understood. Be sure to register for all four parts: Fiduciary Accounting Part I: Fiduciary Duty Basics & Authority Fiduciary Accounting Part II: Tools, Rules and Relationship to Tax Fiduciary Accounting Part III: Special Accounting Elections & Distributions from Entities Fiduciary Accounting Part IIII: The New Frontier (Total Return Trusts)
Form 706 Preparation Part II: Reporting Assets 26-27
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Online
2.00 Credits
Member Price: $99
This section of the 4-part series will cover basic form preparation of Form 706 and help participants develop a solid foundation in preparing the federal estate tax return. This section will cover running the engagement, administration issues and completion of pages 1-4 of the form, including portability election. For examples, worksheets and practice resources will be provided. Form 706 Series: Part I: Overview Including Portability Part II: Reporting Assets Part III: Reporting Deductions Part IIII: GST Schedule R, Form 8971, Payments & Credits
Know Your Cost: Double Your Profit 26-27
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Online
8.00 Credits
Member Price: $329
Companies with poor cost information make bad decisions about products that are not "average.— Poor information causes companies to overprice easy, high-volume "gravy" products and underprice difficult, low-volume "dog" products. Regardless of whether your company sells goods or services, learn how to double your profit by giving the dogs to your competitor and keep the gravy for yourself.
Accounting for Income Taxes for Private Companies 26-27
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Online
4.00 Credits
Member Price: $175
Accounting for income taxes is a complex set of standards with computational difficulties and confusion. Particularly concerning private companies. This course will take a practical approach to navigating the maze, simplify basic calculations and clarify financial statements. Includes a review of the impact of recent tax reform on calculations.
Case Studies in Accounting Fraud 26-27
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Online
4.00 Credits
Member Price: $175
This course is designed to present the most common types of financial statement fraud and embezzlement, illustrated through real cases and situations. We'll distinguish financial reporting fraud from misappropriation of assets and highlight common schemes involving one or both types of fraud. We'll review high-profile cases and other real-world situations to emphasize the CPA's role and responsibility. This course will also touch on updated GAAS requirements. Get ready to examine the methods used to perpetrate and disguise schemes, learn how fraud can be detected by both management and auditors and explore the CPA's role in preventing and detecting both types of fraud.
Ethical Intelligence: Global Case Studies & Standards 26-27
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Online
4.00 Credits
Member Price: $175
Don't fall behind! This course will ensure that you know the current ethical requirements set by standards-setting organizations and legislative action. Real-world cases coupled with analysis by a leading ethics expert will help you better recognize situations that may pose ethical or regulatory risks. Discover the regulatory, legal and ethical responsibilities you have and gain insight into a simple 4-step decision-making process that can strengthen your professional judgment. Note: This course qualifies to count toward the WICPA membership Ethics CPE requirement.
Know Your Cost: Double Your Profit 26-27
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Online
8.00 Credits
Member Price: $329
Companies with poor cost information make bad decisions about products that are not "average.— Poor information causes companies to overprice easy, high-volume "gravy" products and underprice difficult, low-volume "dog" products. Regardless of whether your company sells goods or services, learn how to double your profit by giving the dogs to your competitor and keep the gravy for yourself.
Tax Talks October 2026
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Online
1.50 Credits
Member Price: $55
Join the Team from Hochman, Salkin, Toscher, & Perez for a LIVE tax-based series with a new topic at each Session. Past conversations have included crypto tax compliance, BBA Partnerships, Federal and State Residency issues, Partnership examinations, Form 8300 and more. Check back regularly for topics and be sure to register for them all. Tax Talks Series April 21, 2026 June 16, 2026 August 18, 2026 October 20, 2026 January 26, 2027 April 20, 2027
Comprehensive Partnership Taxation Form 1065 26-27
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Online
8.00 Credits
Member Price: $329
Taxation of partnerships continues to become more complex every year. This course highlights the significant areas of concern for tax advisors and their clients in compliance and planning for partnership operations, distributions and transactions. Topics covered include unique and targeted allocations, proper calculation of outside and inside tax basis, tax consequences of distributions, the impact of "hot assets" on distributions, transfer of partnership interests and issuance of partnership interests to service partners. This course will also help you add immediate value to your partnership clients by correctly calculating and reporting critical partnership tax items that generate most IRS audit adjustments.
Financial Reporting Fundamentals 26-27
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Online
8.00 Credits
Member Price: $329
Gain the knowledge to read and understand the differences between IFRS and US GAAP financial reports. A recent IFRS Foundation survey found that 167 jurisdictions now require the use of IFRS Accounting Standards for all or most publicly listed companies, while 12 jurisdictions permit its use. With this global acceptance and as more than 1,000 foreign companies are reporting to the SEC using IFRS, learn how to read and understand the differences between US GAAP and IFRS financial reports. Attendees will examine an IFRS financial report and a US GAAP financial report, outlining essential distinctions between the US GAAP and IFRS reports.
Real Estate Taxation Full Circle 26-27
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Online
8.00 Credits
Member Price: $329
We're all impacted directly or indirectly by the laws of real estate taxation, possibly as an owner, investor, landlord, developer, or real estate professional. This course explores the key principles of real estate taxation from all these perspectives. We'll discuss personal residences, vacation homes, credits, passive losses, qualified business income, installment sales, involuntary conversions, like-kind exchanges, real estate investment trusts (REITs) and the One Big Beautiful Bill's enhancement of depreciation deductions.
Form 706 Preparation Part III: Reporting Deductions 26-27
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Online
2.00 Credits
Member Price: $99
This section of the four-part series will cover the fundamentals of Form 706 and provide numerous examples of how to properly report deductions on the estate tax return, including marital and charitable deductions. Form 706 Series: Part I: Overview Including Portability Part II: Reporting Assets Part III: Reporting Deductions Part IIII: GST Schedule R, Form 8971, Payments & Credits
Tax Issues for Real Estate & Homebuilding 26-27
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Online
4.00 Credits
Member Price: $175
Taxation of real estate and homebuilding activities has been subject to IRS scrutiny, primarily regarding compliance with cost capitalization issues and revenue recognition, including the costing out of units sold. This course provides an in-depth analysis of tax accounting methods for various real estate and homebuilding activities, including the application of IRC Section 263A (capitalization and inclusion in inventory costs of certain expenses) and IRC Section 461 (the general rule for the taxable year of deduction). This program will provide clear insights into approaching compliance with costing rules, avoiding IRS audit adjustments and obtaining the most beneficial tax results for the home builder/developer.
Comprehensive Partnership Taxation Form 1065 26-27
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Online
8.00 Credits
Member Price: $329
Taxation of partnerships continues to become more complex every year. This course highlights the significant areas of concern for tax advisors and their clients in compliance and planning for partnership operations, distributions and transactions. Topics covered include unique and targeted allocations, proper calculation of outside and inside tax basis, tax consequences of distributions, the impact of "hot assets" on distributions, transfer of partnership interests and issuance of partnership interests to service partners. This course will also help you add immediate value to your partnership clients by correctly calculating and reporting critical partnership tax items that generate most IRS audit adjustments.
Financial Reporting Fundamentals 26-27
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Online
8.00 Credits
Member Price: $329
Gain the knowledge to read and understand the differences between IFRS and US GAAP financial reports. A recent IFRS Foundation survey found that 167 jurisdictions now require the use of IFRS Accounting Standards for all or most publicly listed companies, while 12 jurisdictions permit its use. With this global acceptance and as more than 1,000 foreign companies are reporting to the SEC using IFRS, learn how to read and understand the differences between US GAAP and IFRS financial reports. Attendees will examine an IFRS financial report and a US GAAP financial report, outlining essential distinctions between the US GAAP and IFRS reports.
Real Estate Taxation Full Circle 26-27
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Online
8.00 Credits
Member Price: $329
We're all impacted directly or indirectly by the laws of real estate taxation, possibly as an owner, investor, landlord, developer, or real estate professional. This course explores the key principles of real estate taxation from all these perspectives. We'll discuss personal residences, vacation homes, credits, passive losses, qualified business income, installment sales, involuntary conversions, like-kind exchanges, real estate investment trusts (REITs) and the One Big Beautiful Bill's enhancement of depreciation deductions.
Form 706 Preparation Part IIII: GST Schedule R, Form 8971, Payments & Credits 26-27
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Online
2.00 Credits
Member Price: $99
This four-part series covers the fundamentals of Form 706. In this final course, we will cover GST allocations on Schedule R, Foreign Death Tax credit, Prior Transfer credit, Qualified Conservation Easements, making the 6166 election for estate tax payment and considering a Graegin or other loan to pay the estate tax. Illustrations of attachments and/or narrative examples for Schedule R will be provided. Form 706 Series: Part I: Overview Including Portability Part II: Reporting Assets Part III: Reporting Deductions Part IIII: GST Schedule R, Form 8971, Payments & Credits
