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Celebrating International Accounting Day, Nov. 10
Use code IAW2026 by 11:59 p.m. ET Sunday, Nov. 15.
Four day-by-day plans by career stage, each with no overlapping sessions and at least one free course.
9 free CPE credits still ahead this week
How to choose a business structure that balances legal protection and tax benefits, and how recent tax law changes affect that choice.
How to complete the new Schedule 1-A, which brings together four One Big Beautiful Bill Act deductions: tips, overtime, car loan interest and the senior deduction.
How autonomous AI agents are changing risk assessment, evidence gathering, controls testing and reporting, with real examples from large audit firms.
A weekly briefing that separates the tax and advisory changes that matter to your practice and clients from the ones that do not.
The tax rules that apply when clients sell a personal residence, so you can advise them before and after the sale.
Take one full NASBA-approved course on us. No credit card required, and it counts toward your requirements in all 50 states.
Finish your year-end CPE live, with real-time Q&A from our instructors.
Individual courses, packages and certificate programs are 40% off too.
Bought one at a time, the paid courses in all four paths cost $2,644. The All-Access Pass covers all of them, plus a full year of CPE.
A full year of CPE in one subscription. Costs less than ten 2-credit courses bought one at a time.
Build foundational skills and gain confidence tackling everyday accounting and tax responsibilities.
Excel lookup functions that go beyond VLOOKUP to pull data from other cells and tables faster and more reliably.
Individual tax planning strategies for 2026 and beyond, built on the favorable changes in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
The permanent return of 100% bonus depreciation, higher Section 179 limits and the new rules for qualified production property.
Every course in this path is included with Unlimited PLUS.
Stay current on complex tax issues and sharpen the expertise your clients and colleagues rely on.
The tax consequences of liquidating S corporations, partnerships and multiple-member LLCs, for practitioners who advise their owners.
A life-cycle look at partnership and LLC tax issues, from formation and special allocations to basis, debt and Section 754 step-ups.
What's new for busy season: changing limits and phaseouts, new and revised IRS forms, filing issues and deadlines.
How IRS examinations work today and how to help clients document and support what examiners look for.
Strengthen strategic decision-making with insights into forecasting, financial analysis and emerging technologies.
How to run planning, forecasting and budgeting so the process brings the organization together instead of dividing it.
A roadmap for controllers, firm partners and finance leaders preparing for the CFO role, covering the skills and executive presence it requires.
Sharpen your financial statement analysis, from benchmarking and ratio analysis to the statement of cash flows, so you can better understand and explain your company's performance.
Current economic trends and what they mean for financial executives, from credit markets and cash flow to risk management and retirement planning.
Resilience techniques first developed for high-pressure professions, adapted for leaders in accounting and finance.
Stay current on the accounting, auditing and tax updates you teach and train on, plus the emerging topics shaping the profession.
The latest rules on depreciation, amortization and property transactions, including current inflation adjustments and technical corrections.
A full update on recent standard setting and rulemaking from the Financial Accounting Standards Board, the American Institute of CPAs, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
An introduction to agentic AI, systems that plan and act with little human input, and how they are being used in finance and accounting.
A full update on recently enacted tax legislation and IRS guidance, with planning considerations for practitioners in public accounting and industry.
A checklist-driven approach to reviewing Form 1040 returns thoroughly and efficiently, with practice tips for new reviewers and updates for newly enacted legislation.
Best practices for 401(k) plan audits, focused on the compliance issues the Department of Labor and peer reviewers find most often and how to correct them.
Tax planning for closely held partnerships and S corporations, including basis planning, at-risk and passive loss rules, related-party transactions and owner redemptions.
Economic trends that will shape the financial executive's job, from Social Security and medical costs to interest rates, supply chains and the dollar's role as a world currency.
The rules that govern S corporations from formation through termination and liquidation, including the pitfalls that can end S status or create unintended tax results for shareholders.
Hands-on guidance for preparation, compilation and review engagements under SSARS Nos. 21-27 and the quality management standards, including lessons from recent peer review findings.
Advanced Form 1040 issues for experienced staff, managers and partners, including what's new this year, with worked cases to help avoid costly mistakes on complex returns.
How foreign-source income is taxed for U.S. clients living, working or investing abroad, including tax treaties, the foreign tax credit, the foreign earned income exclusion and foreign reporting rules.
A deep dive into real estate taxation for mid-level practitioners, covering basis, depreciation and recapture, passive losses, rental operations and sales of property.
Tax changes that matter to client advisory services professionals, including information reporting, payroll tax issues and documenting credits and deductions.
Best practices for choosing and using trusts in common client scenarios, from decanting and life insurance trusts to choosing trustees and avoiding IRA problems.
Why construction accounting and financial reporting is so complex, including the revenue and lease standards and what sureties look for when extending bond credit.
How a Section 754 election works when a partnership interest is sold or inherited or property is distributed, and how to calculate and allocate the basis step-up.
Yes. Complete the registration form once and all five live webinars are added to the surgentcpe.com account for your email address. No purchase or credit card required.
Yes. Surgent CPE courses are NASBA-approved and accepted in all 50 states. Three of the five free courses also qualify for IRS credit.
Each learning path is a day-by-day schedule built for a career stage, with no overlapping sessions and at least one free course. Path 1 is for new and early-career staff, Path 2 for experienced practitioners, Path 3 for leaders and financial executives and Path 4 for faculty and firm education. See the learning paths.
No. The paths are suggestions. You can register for any session on the schedule, mix courses from different paths or get every course with Unlimited PLUS.
It depends on how much CPE you need this year. At regular prices, the paid courses in all four learning paths cost $2,644 bought one at a time, and the paid courses in a single path cost $297 to $876. Unlimited PLUS is $899 for 12 months and includes every course this week, plus 10,000+ NASBA-approved CPE credits for the year. If you expect to spend more than $899 on CPE in the next 12 months, Unlimited PLUS costs less.
Log in to your surgentcpe.com account at session time and open the webinar from your account. Use the calendar file after you register so each session is on your schedule.
These are live webinars, and you earn CPE credit by attending the live session. Many Surgent live webinars are also offered as on-demand webcasts.
Choosing the Right Business Entity (CETA), Schedule 1-A (SHA2) and Purchase and Sale of a Residence (PSR2) are IRS-qualifying, for 6 credits in total.
From Nov. 9-15, save 40% sitewide, premium courses included. Enter code IAW2026 in your cart before you check out; the code is not applied automatically from this page.
No. Every paid course on the schedule is included in your subscription. Register for the sessions you want in your account, and use the free-week form to save your seats in the free courses.
Yes. Firm plans include group pricing. Your team can take courses in Surgent CPE's firm portal or in your company's own learning management system (LMS). Explore the IAW firm program.
International Accounting Day is celebrated every year on Nov. 10 to recognize the accounting profession. The date marks the publication of Luca Pacioli's Summa de Arithmetica on Nov. 10, 1494, the first published description of double-entry bookkeeping. Pacioli is often called the father of accounting.
International Accounting Day 2026 is Tuesday, Nov. 10. Surgent CPE celebrates it with International Accounting Week, Nov. 9-13, 2026.
International Accounting Week is Surgent CPE's annual celebration of International Accounting Day. It offers five days of live CPE webinars, including a free NASBA-approved course every day.