Stay up to date on governmental auditing changes, including Yellow Book updates and Single Audit developments. This course equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate evolving standards and auditing requirements with confidence,...
With approximately 500 functions now available in Excel, it is easy to overlook some newer and more powerful tools. Learn how to take advantage of Excel’s more advanced features – some new and some legacy – to elevate your productivity to higher...
How good are you with the technology you use daily? What new technology tools are available that could save you time and make you more effective? Technology continues to accelerate rapidly, and keeping pace is essential. This technology update...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here; it is ready, and now is the time to begin taking advantage of perhaps the most compelling new technology to appear in over fifty years. Learn how to immediately benefit from AI at GSCPA's Artificial...
Part one of a five-course series, address common issues new staff members face. Focus on strategies to improve efficiency and quality control, build technical skills, and make valuable contributions to a company. Dive into the fundamentals:...
Microsoft 365/Office 365 continues to grow and evolve, yet most subscribers utilize only a fraction of the tools available in their subscription. Learn what you need to know to succeed with your subscription, including powerful resources such as...
Learn how to evaluate, develop and implement an effective internal control structure in a small business environment. Identify how to assess risk in smaller organizations and implement preventive, detective, deterrent and compensating controls to...
Charts and graphs are nothing new. However, many professionals struggle with building effective visualizations. Learn how to create advanced charts that are interactive, dynamic, and aesthetically pleasing – three qualities that will help to...
Most professionals routinely use Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint, but many are self-taught and, as a result, have not been exposed to the best features of these three applications. Consequently, they often use “brute force,” an inefficient means...
