Struggling to keep up to date on constantly changing tax legislation, regulations and news? Our monthly tax alert series is designed to give you the h...moreottest and most up-to-date information happening in the tax environment. Each month we’ll discuss what’s happened in the last month so that you can keep current and advise your clients with the most relevant information. Our discussions will include in-depth analysis of newly enacted legislation, and the key provisions affecting individual and business taxpayers. This webinar is your one-stop shop for everything that’s new. Since it is brand new material each month you know you’re on the cutting edge of the profession. This webinar will cover news relevant to business entities, individuals, estate and gift taxation, information return reporting, and tax practice administrative matters.
As health care costs in the U.S. continue their upward spiral, many experts believe that we are not getting an adequate return on investment for the h...moreealth care services being provided. Ongoing medical record reviews provide documentation of the existence of troubling patient safety concerns. This program will provide coverage of leading accounting and auditing topics affecting the health care industry. It will discuss the unique attributes and risks associated with health care operations and review the key practices that should be included in an effective hospital revenue cycle.
Lee Ann Watters, CPA reviews federal programs that provided funds as part of Covid relief, and the areas where fraud has been identified. She also dis...morecusses controls and failures that have contributed to the issues.
Explore the various types of health care entities and the accounting and reporting for each type. Learn about the financial statements, identify the v...morearious revenue sources and special accounts specific to health care providers, examine the balance sheet and importance of patient receivables and settlement accounts, summarize the guidance and the effects of FASB ASC 606, Revenue from Contracts with Customers, understand audit considerations, as well as specifics about financial and operational analysis. A set of financial statements and footnotes for a sample hospital will illustrate the accounting and reporting practices discussed in this course. This basic level course is most beneficial to professionals new to this topic who may be at the staff or entry level in an organization but also for an experienced professional with limited exposure to this topic.
The way we do business has forever changed due to COVID-19. Many professions have changed how they provide their service from education to healthcare ...moreand beyond. One of the most significant changes is the transition to remote work. Businesses around the world are adopting new work-from-home policies. Even after the pandemic crisis is over, many companies will adopt a hybrid work environment, where employees will be allowed to work from home at least for a couple of days a week. As remote work finds a permanent home in the workplace, organizations are opening themselves to fraud due to the remote work environment. Though remote work can leave organizations open to fraud, they can take measures to minimize their risk. This course gives a basic overview of how organizations can mitigate fraud risk in the remote work environment. This overview course may be appropriate for professionals at all organizational levels.
With the retirement of the generation of baby boomers, estate planning is in demand more than ever. This course will enable you to identify the probat...moree estate and the role of the probate court. You will learn the structure of a will and the requirements for creating and changing wills. The purpose and characteristics of trusts will be discussed, as well as the need to consider granting a power of attorney or designating a healthcare representative. The course also explains the use of lifetime gifts, charitable transfers, and the marital deduction. You will learn the use of the applicable credit amount (formerly known as the unified credit) as well as the use of generation-skipping trusts. This course is most appropriate for the professional with knowledge in estates and trusts who may be at a mid-level position within an organization with operational or supervisory responsibilities, or both.By proceeding to the examination, you acknowledge and confirm that you have completed the required coursework.
