CPE + Events Catalog

This course is for audit professionals with audit experience with HUD (Housing and Urban Development) assisted projects such as Multifamily Housing projects. The course will include a discussion of the most commonly encountered HUD programs with audit requirements, the audit standards that apply to such audits, a review of the various compliance requirements that are common to HUD programs. We will identify common substantive and control testing audit procedures that apply to audits of multifamily housing projects, and the audit reporting requirements under both the HUD Audit Guide and the Uniform Guidance.

Government fraud and embezzlement cases seem to make headlines almost daily. In this timely presentation, Kevin Harper, CPA, will examine real-life fraud cases that have impacted local governments in California. He will detail nine specific fraud schemes he has investigated, exploring how each was carried out, how it was uncovered, and the steps taken to strengthen internal controls to prevent future occurrences. Join us for an insightful session on recognizing and mitigating fraud risks in government operations. This session was recorded live at the CalCPA Governmental Accounting & Auditing Virtual Conference on April 24, 2024.

In this course, you'll uncover the ten most common financial statement mistakes nonprofits make - and how these errors can jeopardize compliance, transparency, and your organization's credibility. You'll learn practical policies and procedures to spot, prevent, and fix these pitfalls, helping you boost the accuracy and reliability of your financial reporting. Walk away empowered to strengthen your nonprofit's financial health and build lasting trust with stakeholders. This session was recorded on May 29, 2025, for CalCPA's Not-for-Profit Organizations Conference.

In this course, you'll deepen your understanding of core cybersecurity principles, risks, and threats'and see why a strong, executive-led cybersecurity program is vital for nonprofits. Discover why NFPs can face even greater cybersecurity challenges than for-profits, and learn how to strengthen your organization's cybersecurity maturity with proven frameworks. As cyber incidents become more common, you'll also gain practical best practices for response and recovery, including how to build an effective incident response plan. Your presenters - cybersecurity experts from SingerLewak's Business Informatics practice - draw on decades of experience in cybersecurity, information systems, internal controls, and incident response. This session was recorded on May 29, 2025 for CalCPA's Not-for-Profit Organizations Conference.

Learn about the latest Cyber threats facing CPA and Governmental agencies with specific examples of recent breach incidents. Gain an understanding of specific offensive and defensive measures an organization can take to increase their cybersecurity posture. This session was recorded live at the CalCPA Governmental Accounting & Auditing Virtual Conference on April 24, 2024.

Calvin Harris, CEO of the New York State Society of CPAs, speaks with Joel Black, Chair of the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB), about current priorities in governmental accounting and financial reporting. Black discusses how GASB is responding to stakeholder needs while considering resource constraints, and shares insights on the Board's ongoing efforts to improve standards, transparency, and engagement with governments, auditors, and financial statement users.

This practical course demystifies revenue recognition for nonprofits. You'll learn how to confidently distinguish between exchange transactions and contributions, master the five-step process for recognizing exchange transactions, and get clear guidance on accounting for contributions. Real-world examples will help you apply these principles with ease and accuracy. This session was recorded on May 29, 2025, for CalCPA's Not-for-Profit Organizations Conference.

This course equips you with practical strategies to boost your organization's resilience by pinpointing, assessing, and minimizing operational risks. You'll dive into six critical risk areas'from processes and people to technology and compliance'and explore real-world case studies, proven internal controls, and tools to build a strong risk-aware culture. This session was recorded on May 29, 2025, for CalCPA's Not-for-Profit Organizations Conference.

This bonus conference session enhances a CPA's understanding of financial reporting within not-for-profit organizations. Gain actionable insights to navigate disclosure requirements, revenue recognition challenges, and compliance hurdles, ensuring your organization maintains transparency and fiscal integrity. This session was recorded on May 30, 2024 at the 2024 Not-for-Profit Conference.

This course provides CPAs with a comprehensive overview of the latest updates from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) relevant to not-for-profit organizations. In this session, the FASB's lead staff person for not-for-profits will guide you through recent and potential upcoming changes to GAAP affecting not-for-profits. We'll focus on some recent ASUs (including ones on common control leases and on crypto assets), implementation matters on the new credit losses (CECL) standard, and some noteworthy current FASB projects (including ones on software costs and on environmental credit programs). This session was recorded on May 30, 2024 at the 2024 Not-for-Profit Conference.

Explore the critical role of the nonprofit sector in shaping public policy (and why elections matter!). This session will cover the power and purpose of nonprofits. Current federal issues such as donor disclosure rules, the Johnson Amendment, and Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) will be addressed. Learn about key developments in Sacramento, and legislation that affects nonprofits in the current 2023-2024 session. We'll also discuss how nonprofits can engage in policy-making to drive positive change and address pressing issues. This session was recorded on May 30, 2024 at the 2024 Not-for-Profit Conference.

The 2024 Not-for-Profit Conference: Single Audit Update aims to deepen CPAs' understanding of the changing landscape of single audits in the nonprofit sector by providing the most current information on compliance requirements. This session will provide a comprehensive update on the Single Audit, focusing on the 2024 compliance supplements, the current status of uniform guidance updates, and the latest developments with the federal audit clearing house. Gain crucial insights to ensure compliance and streamline audit processes, empowering your organization to navigate regulatory changes effectively in the ever-evolving landscape. This session was recorded on May 30, 2024 at the 2024 Not-for-Profit Conference.

This course provides a practical overview of reserves planning and its critical role in supporting nonprofit financial stability and mission success. Participants will learn why reserves are important, how to determine an appropriate reserves target based on organizational risks and needs, and the key components of reserves, including working capital, risk reserves, and general reserves. The course also highlights best practices for aligning reserves planning with strategic and financial goals, helping nonprofit leaders and finance professionals make informed, balanced decisions in an evolving environment.

This course dives deep into key supplemental schedules of IRS Form 990, giving you clear insights into public support tests, lobbying activities, and essential financial and compensation disclosures. Learn the rules, spot common mistakes, and discover practical planning strategies to strengthen your nonprofit's reporting and stay compliant. - This session was recorded on May 29, 2025, for CalCPA's Not-for-Profit Organizations Conference.

Auditors and award recipients must understand the April 2024 Uniform Guidance revisions and the 2025 Compliance Supplement to stay compliant and avoid auditing under the wrong rules. Phil Marciano, Partner at Citrin Cooperman, highlights higher thresholds (single audit and Type A), expanded fixed amount subawards, and a higher de minimis indirect cost rate. He also emphasizes updated equipment rules, cybersecurity requirements, and timely FAC submissions to preserve low-risk status.

The nonprofit sector in California is vast and diverse, embodying the spirit of community engagement. While many recognize nonprofits as vital forces for good, their significant economic and potential political influence often goes unnoticed. The year 2025 has brought unique challenges for the sector, characterized by various developments from the federal administration. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the critical role nonprofits play in shaping public life and the importance of their involvement in public policy discussions. We examine the emerging federal challenges to the sector, California's response, and key legislation that will affect nonprofits at both the state and federal levels. This session was recorded on May 29, 2025, for CalCPA's Not-for-Profit Organizations Conference.

2026 OSCPA Governmental Accounting & Auditing Conference On-demand Group CPE Training Package On-demand Group CPE Training Package Fee = $499 The 2026 OSCPA Governmental Accounting & Auditing Conference On-demand Group CPE Training Package includes: Link to the recorded program One on-site CPE Credit Compliance Packet Two sets of participant materials plus one set of discussion leader materials (note: to qualify for CPE, you must have a discussion leader in addition to minimum of two participants) For groups with more than two participants, additional materials are required for each participant ($109 per additional participant). What do you need to do to offer the On-demand Group CPE Training Package? To provide CPE credit, the Oregon Board of Accountancy rules require you to follow specific rules pertaining to CPE as the sponsor for your locally offered program. Firm/business supplies a qualified discussion leader to assure CPE credit for each participant. The qualified discussion leader moderates the video replay, leads discussion and answers participants' questions. The on-site CPE Credit Compliance Packet (mentioned above) provides the materials and information you need for your program to comply with the Oregon Board of Accountancy rules for Continuing Professional Education. The packet provides planning tools and required program documents. Requires a minimum of two participants plus a qualified discussion leader. Paperless (electronic) materials are provided for the discussion leader and each participant. The On-demand Group CPE Training Package will be available June 1, 2026.

2026 OSCPA Governmental Accounting & Auditing Conference On-demand Informational Only (No CPE) Training Package Are you unable to attend the 2026 Governmental Accounting & Auditing Conference? The conference will be recorded so you can still receive the latest updates on nonprofit topics. The Informational Package, NOT designed for CPE credit, includes a link to the recorded program and one set of participant materials. Note: All sales are final. The Informational (No CPE) Package will be available June 1, 2026.

2026 OSCPA Not-for-Profit Conference On-demand Group CPE Training Package On-demand Group CPE Training Package Fee = $355 The 2026 OSCPA Not-for-Profit Conference On-demand Group CPE Training Package includes: Link to the recorded program One on-site CPE Credit Compliance Packet Two sets of participant materials plus one set of discussion leader materials (note: to qualify for CPE, you must have a discussion leader in addition to minimum of two participants) For groups with more than two participants, additional materials are required for each participant ($99 per additional participant). What do you need to do to offer the On-demand Group CPE Training Package? To provide CPE credit, the Oregon Board of Accountancy rules require you to follow specific rules pertaining to CPE as the sponsor for your locally offered program. Firm/business supplies a qualified discussion leader to assure CPE credit for each participant. The qualified discussion leader moderates the video replay, leads discussion and answers participants' questions. The on-site CPE Credit Compliance Packet (mentioned above) provides the materials and information you need for your program to comply with the Oregon Board of Accountancy rules for Continuing Professional Education. The packet provides planning tools and required program documents. Requires a minimum of two participants plus a qualified discussion leader. Paperless (electronic) materials are provided for the discussion leader and each participant. The On-demand Group CPE Training Package will be available May 6, 2026.

2026 OSCPA Not-for-Profit Conference On-demand Informational Only (No CPE) Training Package Are you unable to attend the 2026 Not-for-Profit Conference? The conference will be recorded so you can still receive the latest updates on nonprofit topics. The Informational Package, NOT designed for CPE credit, includes a link to the recorded program and one set of participant materials. Note: All sales are final. The Informational (No CPE) Package will be available May 6, 2026.