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The issuance of SAS 145 made many changes to risk assessment in the planning of audits. One of the major changes was the increased focus on the risk assessment of Information Technology Systems. This course will cover the requirements of SAS 145 as well as discuss many of the troubling issues related to IT in an audit.

In addition to the exceptional material, Jeff will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 50 minutes of Instruction

Revision Date - 9/18/2025

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Field(s) of Study: Auditing
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Written by Jeff Sailor and Jennifer Sailor

This course specifically meets the Ethics Requirements for North Carolina and any other states which require an Ethics Course prepared by a NASBA Sponsor. Check your state for individual requirements.

This course is designed to teach you many important aspects of accounting ethics, while making it enjoyable. To do this this Jeff not only covers the typical topics, but also challenges you to think outside the box.

In this edition, Jeff Sailor uses his truly unique presentation style to explain how to use the AICPA Conceptual Framework when faced with ethical issues, and covers independence requirements of the Code of Professional Conduct.

As usual, Jeff includes a lot of humor to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

Course Level - Update

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 50 minutes of Instruction

Revision Date - 1/14/25



Field(s) of Study: Regulatory Ethics
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    Learning Objectives

    Apply the Conceptual Framework for ethics issues

    Identify the seven threats to independence

    Describe the five categories of independence issues

    Describe the issues related to nonattest services

    Level

    Update

    Prerequisites

    Basic understanding of accounting and reporting

    Advanced Preparation

    None

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    June 29, 2026 @ 12:00 PM - ET Enjoyable Ethics - Ch 3
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The Auditing Standards Board has recently made major updates to the most critical area of any audit: risk assessment. The deadline for change is coming soon and this is expected to be a major peer review focus area.

In this course, Jeff Sailor will bring his truly unique presentation style to cover the most important topics you need to know to get ready for the new requirement, with a focus on proper documentation. In addition to covering the standards pronouncements, Jeff will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

Course Level - Basic

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 50 minutes of instruction

Revision Date - 12/27/24

Field(s) of Study: Auditing
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    Learning Objectives

    • Identify the new focus areas for risk assessment in an audit
    • Apply the standards for preparing proper documentation
    • Describe the potential peer review issues

    Level

    Basic

    Prerequisites

    None

    Advanced Preparation

    None

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At the end of 2021, the Auditing Standards Board made effective many new required communications when performing an audit. These range from the engagement letter all the way to report and even beyond. The ASB realized that, while we were doing good work, our communications were not up to par.

In this course, Jeff Sailor will bring his truly unique presentation style to explain changes you need to know to have better communications and meet the requirements of the standards for your engagements as well as for peer review.

In addition,  Jeff will include one his signature video parodies, which is designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

Course Level - Update

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 50  minutes of instruction

Revision Date - 12/27/24

Field(s) of Study: Auditing
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    Learning Objectives

    Identify the new audit standards and requirements

    Describe the new definition for “Materiality”

    Apply the provisions for the new audit report

    Apply the provisions for going concern

    Describe the new communications to Those Charged with Governance

    Apply the new procedures related to communications

    Apply the new provisions related to Other Information Included in Annual Reports


    Level

    Update

    Prerequisites

    Basic understanding of auditing

    Advanced Preparation

    None

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    July 3, 2026 @ 10:00 AM - ET The Audit Communication Standards
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Fraud is always a pervasive risk and can create serious issues in financial reporting. By studying fraud cases, the practitioner can become aware of patterns which will help to identify fraud. In this series Jeff discusses the basics of fraud as well as specific cases studies.


Jeff's 2024 edition highlights include: Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes, why you may not want to commit fraud in certain countries, and the final chapter for FTX.


As in all his courses, Jeff Sailor will bring his truly unique presentation style to cover the most important topics you need to know. He will also include a certain amount of humor designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


Course Level - Basic

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 50 minutes of Instruction

Revision Date - 8/1/24

Field(s) of Study: Auditing
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    Learning Objectives

    Upon successful completion of this course, the participant should be able to:

    Define fraud as it relates to auditing and accounting

    Describe the types of fraud

    Describe the fraud triangle

    Describe examples of fraud 

    Describe the fraud that happened at Theranos

    Describe what happened to Truong My Lan

    Describe the final chapter of FTX

    Level

    Basic

    Prerequisites

    Basic knowledge of accounting and auditing

    Advanced Preparation

    None

  • Events
    June 29, 2026 @ 3:00 PM - ET Focus on Fraud 2024
    July 2, 2026 @ 9:00 AM - ET Focus on Fraud 2024
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Written by Jeff Sailor and Jennifer Sailor

Independence is one of the most important aspects in all areas of financial reporting. It is interesting to note that none of us are ever truly independent. The key is being aware of the issues which could impair your judgement.

In this course, Jeff Sailor uses his truly unique presentation style to explain the importance of maintaining your independence, along with covering the most important independence issues found in the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.

In addition,  Jeff includes a lot of humor to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

Course Level - Update

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 50 minutes of instruction

Revision Date - 1/14/25


Field(s) of Study: Regulatory Ethics
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    Learning Objectives

    Define independence

    Describe the requirements for independence in financial reporting

    Identify the seven threats to independence

    Describe the independence issues found in the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct

    Level

    Update

    Prerequisites

    Basic understanding of accounting and reporting

    Advanced Preparation

    None

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    June 29, 2026 @ 10:00 AM - ET Maintaining Your Independence
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Course Description:

The Statements on Quality Management Standards require a firm to not only have implemented a system of quality management, but conduct ongoing SQM activities as well. In this course, Jeff will cover the requirement for ongoing SQM activities including Monitoring and Remediation, Engagement Quality Reviews and the Annual Evaluation of the SQM.


In addition to the exceptional material, Jeff will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast
Length - 50 minutes of Instruction
Revision Date - 5/30/2026


Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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Fraud is always a pervasive risk and can create serious issues in financial reporting. By studying fraud case, the practitioner can become aware of patterns which will help to identify fraud. In this series Jeff discusses the basics of fraud as well as specific cases studies.


In this edition, Jeff looks at Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX and reveals that the fraud may not have been as complex as many people might think.


As in all his courses, Jeff Sailor will bring his truly unique presentation style to cover the most important topics you need to know. He will also include a certain amount of humor designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


Course Level- Update

Delivery Method- Group Internet Based Webcast

Length- 50 minutes of instruction

Revision Date: 8/14/2023

Field(s) of Study: Auditing
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    Learning Objectives

    Upon successful completion of this course, the participant should be able to:

    Identify the two types of fraud

    Identify the fraud risk triangle

    Describe the actual fraud committed at FTX

    Describe what went wrong with the audit firms


    Level

    Update

    Prerequisites

    Basic knowledge of accounting and auditing

    Advanced Preparation

    None

  • Events
    June 29, 2026 @ 11:00 AM - ET Focus on Fraud: FTX, What Happened?
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NOTE- THIS PRESENTATION IS INCLUDED IN THE 8CR JEFF SAILOR’S A&A UPDATE AND REVIEW 2025

Fraud is always a pervasive risk and can create serious issues in financial reporting. By studying fraud case, the practitioner can become aware of patterns which will help to identify fraud. In this series Jeff discusses the basics of fraud as well as specific cases studies.

In this 2025 edition, Jeff focuses on the role of internal controls in preventing and detecting fraud. He will also look at fraud cases in Brazil, the UK and here at home (Kraft Heinz). Plus, an embarrassing fraud case at the IRS!

As in all his courses, Jeff Sailor will bring his truly unique presentation style to cover the most important topics you need to know. He will also include a certain amount of humor designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

Course Level- Update

Delivery Method- Group Internet Based Webcast

Length- 50 minutes of instruction

Revision Date: 8/5/25

Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    Learning Objectives

    Upon successful completion of this course, the participant should be able to:

    Define fraud as it relates to auditing and accounting

    Describe the types of fraud

    Describe the fraud triangle

    Describe examples of fraud 

    Describe the fraud that happened at Americana SA

    Describe what happened to Patisserie Valerie

    Describe the fraud that happened at Kraft Heinz

    Describe the fraud at the IRS

    Level

    Update

    Prerequisites

    Basic understanding of accounting

    Advanced Preparation

    None

  • Events
    June 29, 2026 @ 12:30 PM - ET Focus on Fraud 2025 Edition
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We can schedule early morning, evenings and weekends.

If Jeff can monitor the course, we'll schedule it for you!

There's no charge for this service.

Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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Written by Jeff Sailor and Jennifer Sailor

This course specifically meets the Ethics requirements for North Carolina and any other states which require an Ethics Course prepared by a NASBA Sponsor. Check your state for individual requirements.

This course is designed to teach you many important aspects of accounting ethics, while making it enjoyable. To do this this Jeff not only covers the typical topics, but also challenges you to think outside the box.

In this course, Jeff Sailor uses his truly unique presentation style to explain in detail various aspects of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.

As usual,  Jeff includes a lot of humor and a signature video parody to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

Course Level - Update

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 50 minutes of Instruction

Revision Date - 1/14/25



Field(s) of Study: Regulatory Ethics
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    Learning Objectives

    Describe the format of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct

    Apply the code basics that apply to all members

    Apply the requirements for members in public accounting

    Describe various violations of ethics

    Level

    Update

    Prerequisites

    Basic understanding of accounting and reporting

    Advanced Preparation

    None

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Preparation, compilation and review engagements fall under the SSARS reporting standards. Regardless of the level of engagement, all SSARS engagements fall under the SSARS General Principles. In this course, Jeff will explain the general principles required for all SSARS engagements


Topics will include ethics, engagement acceptance, compliance with requirements as well as other areas.  As always, Jeff will include his unique sense of humor to help keep your attention and retain the material.


Course Level- Update

Delivery Method- Group Internet Based Webcast

Length- 50 minutes of instruction

Revision Date: 8/14/2023

Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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Written by Jeff Sailor and Jennifer Sailor

This course specifically meets the Ethics requirements for North Carolina and any other states which require an Ethics course prepared by a NASBA Sponsor. Check your state for individual requirements.

This course is designed to teach you many important aspects of accounting ethics, while making it enjoyable. To do this, Jeff covers the typical topics while challenging you to think outside the box.

In this edition, Jeff Sailor uses his truly unique presentation style to explain the nature of ethics, as well as why we have to review our ethics rules on a regular basis. He also introduces the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.

As usual, Jeff includes a lot of humor to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

Course Level - Update

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 50 minutes of Instruction

Revision Date - 1/14/25


Field(s) of Study: Regulatory Ethics
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    Learning Objectives

    Define ethics

    Describe types of ethics

    Identify ethical dilemmas

    Describe the source of accounting ethics

    Describe the format of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct


    Level

    Update

    Prerequisites

    Basic understanding of accounting and reporting

    Advanced Preparation

    None

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This course designed to address ethics issues of tax practitioners under Circular 230 and but also qualifies as regulatory ethics under other states which require an ethics course prepared by a NASBA Sponsor. Check your state for individual requirements.


This course is designed to teach you various aspects of the ethics requirements of Circular 230, while making it enjoyable. To do this, Jeff will not only cover the typical topics but will also challenge you to think outside the box.


In this course, Jeff Sailor will bring his truly unique presentation style to explain the nature of ethics as well as why we have to review our ethics rules on a regular basis.

While the focus of this course will be on ethics for tax practitioners, these may be applied to any accounting professional.


In addition,  Jeff will include interesting true case studies and a lot of humor to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


Course Level - Update

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with a ten minute break

Revision Date - 8/1/24

Field(s) of Study: Regulatory Ethics
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    Learning Objectives

    -Describe the source of tax practitioner ethics

    -Describe the format of IRS Circular 230

    -Apply the standards for client confidentiality

    -Apply the standards for proper safeguarding of client data

    -Recognize some of the more common fraud situations

    -Apply the standards for duties and responsibilities relating to practice before the IRS

    Level

    Update

    Prerequisites

    Basic accounting knowledge

    Advanced Preparation

    None

  • Events
    June 29, 2026 @ 12:00 PM - ET Enjoyable Ethics for Tax Professionals - Circular 230
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Jeff Sailor’s Step by Step Series was created to tackle various A&A topics using a practical approach, rather than simply going through the standards as they were written. This course will cover the tough topic of accounting for income taxes
 
Income taxes are a tough enough topic by themselves, but trying to make them make any kind of sense in financial statements is even more challenging.
In this course, Jeff takes you step by step through the process to insure that you understand both the professional as well as the practical requirements. He will cover not only the accounting and presentation, but also show you many examples to show the practical aspects.
 
In addition, Jeff will include his unique perspective and humor, including his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


Course Level- Basic
Delivery Method- Group Internet Based Webcast
Length- 100 minutes of instruction
Revision Date - 12/27/24

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Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    Learning Objectives

    Upon successful completion of this course, the participant should be able to:

    Describe the steps to accounting for income taxes

    Apply the recognition, measurement and presentation for current taxes

    Apply the recognition, measurement and presentation for deferred taxes

    Apply the provisions for unrecognized tax positions

    Apply the requirements for disclosures

    Level

    Basic

    Prerequisites

    Experience in accounting

    Advanced Preparation

    None

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    July 2, 2026 @ 9:00 AM - ET Accounting for Income Taxes- Step by Step Series
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This course covers topics which most practitioners find somewhat daunting. The goal is to give you the information you need to meet these challenges with confidence and thus not miss the proper accounting or reporting issues.


This course is designed to teach you various aspects of blockchain, cryptocurrency, NFTs , Web3 and AI.


Jeff Sailor and Jennifer Sailor bring a truly unique presentation style to explain the topics in a common sense way, while adding their own sense of candor and humor to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


Course Level - Basic

Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with a ten minute break

Revision Date - 8/14/24

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Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    Learning Objectives

      • Describe the concept of blockchain
      • Describe common uses of blockchain
      • Describe the concept of cryptocurrency
      • Recognize some of the challenges of cryptocurrency
      • Apply the new FASB standards for accounting for cryptocurrency
      • Describe non-fungible tokens
      • Describe the concept of WEB3
      • Recognize the challenges and opportunities for using artificial intelligence in accounting and auditing

      Level

      Basic

      Prerequisites

      Basic understanding of accounting and reporting

      Advanced Preparation

      None

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      June 29, 2026 @ 1:00 PM - ET Blockchain, Crypto, NFTs & Other Scary Stuff No One Understands
      July 3, 2026 @ 9:00 AM - ET Blockchain, Crypto, NFTs & Other Scary Stuff No One Understands
      July 8, 2026 @ 2:30 PM - ET Blockchain, Crypto, NFTs & Other Scary Stuff No One Understands
      July 16, 2026 @ 9:00 AM - ET Blockchain, Crypto, NFTs & Other Scary Stuff No One Understands
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    Jeff Sailor’s Step by Step Series was created to tackle various A&A topics using a practical approach, rather than simply going through the standards as they were written. This course will cover the new requirements under SSAE 19 for Agreed-Upon Procedures engagements.

    AUPEs are a great tool for meeting your client’s needs without traditional reporting. They provide almost endless options for services with very little exposure. This is due to the fact that an AUPE has no conclusion or opinion. Instead, the users are left to form their own opinions as the practitioner simply reports the procedures performed and the findings. Jeff will walk you step by step through the entire process.

    In addition to the material, Jeff will include his unique perspective and humor, including his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

    Course Level- Update
    Delivery Method- Group Internet Based Webcast
    Length- 100 Minutes of instruction
    Revision Date- 12/27/24


    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    NOTE- THIS IS AN EXPANDED VERSION OF MATERIAL CONTAINED IN THE 8CR JEFF SAILOR’S A&A UPDATE AND REVIEW 2025

    Internal control is essential to efficient operations reporting and compliance. In this course Jeff will discuss the five components and seventeen principles as outlined in the COSO Internal Control Integrated Framework. Also included is a discussion of the requirements for the evaluation of internal control as a part of audit rick assessment under SAS 145.

    The course will also include many examples to aid in understanding. In addition to the exceptional material, Jeff will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with 10 minute break

    Revision Date - 8/30/2025

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    Field(s) of Study: Auditing
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    Fair value measurement is a broad topic that affects not only to external accountants but is also critical to controllers and CFOs as well. In this course, Jeff will take a look at the GAAP requirements under ASC 820. Topics will include initial measurement, subsequent measurement, valuation techniques, inputs to valuation, and the fair value hierarchy. Jeff will also cover some of the theory contained in FASB Concept 7 dealing with cash flow measurements.


    In addition to the exceptional material, Jeff will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast
    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with 10 minute break
    Revision Date - 5/29/2026

    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    This course is a good introduction to International Accounting Standards which will serve as an excellent refresher for those working in that  arena. Topics include the history of IFRS, cultural aspects that affect the standards, the structure of the standards and the OFRS conceptual framework. It will also cover the requirements for an entity’s first time application of IFRS.

    In additional to the exceptional content, Jeff includes his signature video parodies, which are designed to reinforce the material as well as keep your interest and put a smile on your face. 


    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with 10 minute break

    Revision Date - 11/7/2024

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    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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      Learning Objectives

      Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

      Describe the purpose of IFRS

      Describe the history of the IASB and IFRS

      Describe the cultural aspects which affect the standards

      Describe major differences between IFRS and GAAP

      Describe the basic structure of the IFRS standards

      Describe the IFRS Conceptual Framework

      Apply the standards for first time application of IFRS

      Level

      Basic

      Prerequisites

      Basic understanding of accounting.

      Advanced Preparation

      None

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      June 29, 2026 @ 9:00 AM - ET IFRS Accounting - An Introduction
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    This course is covers management aspect of accounting for the hospitality industry. Topics will include key performances indicators in the hospitality industry, key ratios, forecasting and budgeting, internal control and fraud.

    In additional to the exceptional content, Jeff will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to reinforce the material as well as keep your interest and put a smile on your face. 


    Course Level - Basic

    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with a ten minute break

    Revision Date - 12/27/24

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    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    Written by Jeff Sailor and Jennifer Sailor

    This course specifically meets the Ethics CPE requirements for South Carolina and any other states which require 1-2 credits prepared by a NASBA Sponsor. Check your state for individual requirements.

    This course is designed to teach you many important aspects of accounting ethics, while making it enjoyable. To do this, Jeff covers the typical topics while challenging you to think outside the box.

    Jeff Sailor uses his truly unique presentation style to explain the nature of ethics, as well as why we have to review our ethics rules on a regular basis.

    He also covers the authoritative guidance found in the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.

    As usual, Jeff  includes a lot of humor and one of his signature video parodies, which is designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

    Course Level - Update

    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction

    Revision Date - 1/14/25


    Field(s) of Study: Regulatory Ethics
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      Learning Objectives

      Define ethics

      Describe types of ethics

      Identify ethical dilemmas

      Describe the source of accounting ethics

      Describe the format of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct

      Identify the areas of ethics rules for accountants in public practice

      Identify the areas of ethics rules for accountants in business

      Describe various violations of ethics

      Level

      Update

      Prerequisites

      Basic understanding of accounting and reporting

      Advanced Preparation

      None

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      June 29, 2026 @ 10:00 AM - ET Enjoyable Ethics - 2 Credit Edition
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    Analytical procedures are both required and suggested by various standards. They are required for review and audit engagements. A closely related topic is critical thinking skills, which is an area targeted in the AICPA’s Enhancing Audit  Quality Initiative.

    In this in-depth course, Jeff Sailor will bring his truly unique presentation style to cover the most important aspects of performing analytical procedures as well as provide insight on critical thinking skills and how to improve your personal skills.. In addition, he will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

    Course Level- Basic

    Delivery Method- Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length- 100 minutes of instruction

    Revision Date- 12/27/24


    Field(s) of Study: Auditing
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    This course is a good introduction to international Accounting Standards which will serve as an excellent refresher for those working in that  arena. Topics include an overview of all the current IAS and IFRS standards. In addition to the overview, the course highlights certain special standards which have had recent updates.

    In additional to the exceptional content, Jeff includes his signature video parodies, which are designed to reinforce the material as well as keep your interest and put a smile on your face. 


    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with 10 minute break

    Revision Date - 11/7/2024

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    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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      Learning Objectives

      Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

      Describe the basics of the current International Accounting Standards

      Describe the basics of the current International Financial Reporting Standards

      Describe the treatment for foreign currency

      Describe the treatment for hyperinflationary economies

      Level

      Basic

      Prerequisites

      Basic understanding of accounting

      Advanced Preparation

      None

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      June 29, 2026 @ 10:00 AM - ET IFRS Accounting - IAS & IFRS Standards
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    Inventory is a topic of interest not only to external accountants but critical to controllers and CFOs as well. In this course, Jeff will take a look at the GAAP requirements under ASC 330. Topics will include accepted cost flow assumptions, cost accounting, inventory management as well as best practices.
    In addition to the exceptional material, Jeff will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.
    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast
    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with 10 minute break
    Revision Date - 5/25/2026

    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    NOTE- THIS IS AN EXPANDED VERSION OF MATERIAL CONTAINED IN THE 8CR JEFF SAILOR’S A&A UPDATE AND REVIEW 2025

    Accounting is a man-made science and thus it is critical to have a framework for consistency in standards. In this course Jeff will discuss the FASB Conceptual Framework which serves not only as the basis for the creation of new accounting standards, but can be used for better judgement in any accounting framework.


    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with 10 minute break

    Revision Date - 9/1/2025

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    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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      Learning Objectives

      Upon successful completion of this course, the participant should be able to:

      Describe the structure and elements of the FASB Conceptual Framework

      Apply the primary qualitative characteristics

      Apply the requirements for recognition and derecognition

      Apply the concepts for measurement

      Describe the criteria for footnote disclosures

      Level

      Update

      Prerequisites

      Basic understanding of accounting

      Advanced Preparation

      None

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      June 29, 2026 @ 3:00 PM - ET The FASB Conceptual Framework
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    This course covers a number of “Big Picture” issues faced by CPAs and other financial leaders. Topics include core responsibilities, traditional roles, financial decision-making, changes and challenges, the VUCATS framework and the PESTLEE analytical framework.


    In addition to the exceptional material, Jeff includes his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with 10 minute break

    Revision Date - 10/17/2025

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    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    This course is a good introduction to the specialized accounting for the hospitality industry. Topics will include an introduction to hospitality accounting and a detailed look at the USALI structure. 

    In additional to the exceptional content, Jeff will include his signature video parodies, which are designed to reinforce the material as well as keep your interest and put a smile on your face.


    Course Level - Basic

    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with a ten minute break

    Revision Date - 12/27/24

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    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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    The AICPA created the Enhancing Audit Quality Initiative to assist auditor with various trouble issues. The initiative involves assessing feedback from peer reviews and other sources to determine the root of the problem. The AICPA then works to assist auditors with correcting the issues.

    This course will cover the concept as well as discuss various problem areas being worked on. It will highlight issues auditors may be facing and provide guidance for correction as well as free resources available.

    As in all his courses, Jeff will include his unique perspective and sense of humor, including his signature video parodies, which are designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.

    Course Level- Basic

    Delivery Method- Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length- 100 minutes of instruction

    Revision Date- 1/14/25


    Field(s) of Study: Auditing
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    In this course Kyle Schaeffer will bring his practical experience to introduce the fascinating topic of forensic accounting.

    You will learn about the professional standards governing this topic, investigative techniques used, practical application and reporting.

    In addition, Kyle will include his unique perspective and humor, including a few surprises designed to keep you awake and reinforce the material.


    Delivery Method -Group Internet Based Webcast

    Length - 100 minutes of Instruction with 10 minute break

    Revision Date - 11/10/2025

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    Field(s) of Study: Accounting
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