We think one of the best parts of getting your CPA re-certification is that there are no specific requirements.
Of course you’ll need to check to see if your state has any specific requirements of their own, but for the most part you can choose which courses you get to take in order to earn those credit hours. You can choose the areas you’re least comfortable in, or the topics you want to know more about, making the whole experience far more fruitful.
That being said, there are a lot of amazing options out there to help you earn credit hours for the CPA exam. It can be a little daunting when you visit a site like ours and see the many courses available.
We’ve put together a list of some of our most popular CPA courses to help you narrow down your choices. These are CPA credits that are most often chosen or that we’ve gotten great feedback on.
Our ethics courses are among the most popular we offer, and the best part is they’re highly individualized! Each of our ethics courses specialized for each state so you can be sure you’re learning all the applicable things for where you work from. We’ve also got an overview ethics course for all CPAs to help you get through the basics.
This CPA course is so extensive, it’s no wonder why it’s taken often by those in need of CPA continuing education. Each year we update the workshop to be sure it has the most recent and relevant information. This year, those who take the course will take practitioners through return preparation, individual planning, tax saving ideas and high traffic issues related to 1040 filings. The result is an extraordinary blend of the latest developments affecting individual returns and their related planning ideas. And did we mention you earn a whopping 30 credit hours with this class as well?
The Tax Cut & Jobs Act signed into law in 2017 has affected nearly every person and business in the country. The changes from the act are the most extensive we’ve seen in 30 years, and practitioners need to be prepared with how it might affect their work. This course goes into that deep explanation to help prepare you for everything you may need to know.
Another course that’s updated each year, Auditing Developments 2018 will take practitioners through topics like fraud, compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, performing more efficient audits and more.
Unlike our last course, the Practitioner’s Guide to Generally Accepted Auditing Standards goes beyond auditing topics. In fact, it talks about some of the toughest parts of an accountants job: identifying, interpreting, and applying the many audit, attest, review, compilation, and preparation standards relevant to a particular engagement. The course offers real world examples to best help you apply the information to your work.