Tax Seminars 2017: CPE Credits for Taxation Subject Area Those CPA licensees participating in formal programs of learning are given awarded by the Education Department CPA licensees Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits basing on Section 70.6 of the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education and Section 7409 of New York State Education Law. Those CPA licensees who are able to participate in formal learning programs which can contribute to maintenance and development of their professional competence receive CPE credits, and it fall within any of these subject areas: auditing, taxation, accounting, advisory services, ethics and specialized knowledge and applications related to specialized industries. However, CPE credit is not given for those who engage in programs that concentrate on marketing or improving profitability of professional services or accounting firms. Now let us talk in detail the different CPE approved subject areas used in CPE classes and seminars. For CPE accounting courses, these are primarily involved in focusing on the development of the professional knowledge and skills basing on accounting processes, accounting principles, comprehensive basis of accounting and financial reporting. Standard and governing regulatory bodies issue accounting subject matters such as accounting principles, authoritative pronouncements and other related subjects classified basing on accounting discipline. The accepted topics under accounting subject may include accounting concepts and principles, financial reporting standards and requirements, internal controls for non-profit and profit entities, measurement, preparation and compilation, and recognition and presentation of specific financial statement items. For the subject area of auditing, this would include financial statements examination and reporting, operations or government programs and review and examination of administrative and internal controls. Auditing subject matter covers financial statements, computer audits, government audits, audit theory and philosophy, review services, auditing standards, evaluation of internal controls, audit procedures, audit sampling, and securities and exchange commission audit requirements and activities. Taxation subject matter, on the other hand, covers international, state,federal and local tax, tax planning for individuals, and tax planning for real estates, businesses and trusts. Tax compliance topics include Internal Revenue Service examination, ruling, request, and protests, and tax return review and preparation. It also involves tax planning basing on applicable tax rules and understanding tax implications of complex or unusual transactions. The different programs under taxation programs include the application of tax rules to the different types of taxpayers and forms, tax theory and research, types of taxpayers, specialized taxes, return preparation, tax-exempt organizations, examinations of tax authorities, rulings and appeals, employee compensation, tax accounting and tax deferral plans. When it comes to advisory services, this subject matter include the design, control, analysis, evaluation and implementation of systems affecting the planning, organizing and controlling of any phase of activity in a nonprofit enterprise or business.A Beginners Guide To Businesses
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