1 CPE credit of Business Management & Organization for all CPAs
1 CPD credit (Verifiable) for Canadian CPAs
1 General Educational credit for Tax Professionals / Bookkeepers / Accountants
adding financial planning to your practice
the definition of intangible assets as per ias 38
coronavirus impact on financial statements – going concern assumption
identifying leases under the new asc 842
ethics and conducts for ohio cpas
ethics and conducts for south carolina cpas
ethics and conducts for missouri cpas
ethics and conducts for michigan cpas
ethics and conducts for california cpas
ethics and conducts for oklahoma cpas
ethics and conducts for north carolina cpas
ethics and conducts for kansas cpas
ethics rules, interpretations and guidance for cpas in alaska
capital budgeting
practical guide to fraud 2020: including cash, inventory & general frauds
These days, many accountants work remotely or from their homes. Flexible working has its undeniable advantages but also comes with pitfalls that one must be aware of. For employees, the road is filled with distractions and never-ending ways to procrastinate and as a result, one feels pressured to be reactive. On the other hand, the employer isn't sure how to communicate and engage and how to monitor & track. This webinar is for accounting and tax firms that manage or work with remote workers or and for accountants and tax pros who work remotely or virtual, whether completely or partially, whether it's from home or for business travel. In this webinar, explore the benefits and pitfalls of remote work, how to set yourself up for success, and how to avoid distractions at home.
RR
Marcey provided good ideas and options for increasing productivity. I appreciated the information very much.
CH
Marcey Rader is an excellent speaker. I enjoyed her suggestions for setting boundaries and making effective transitions between work time and home time.
CL
This was an amazing webinar! Never thought of transitioning my work day to my home life while working at home.
