Accounting and Taxation Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

This webinar will explain how to design, implement and monitor critical Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) using powerful performance dashboards.

Details on the recently approved amendments to the existing ACH security framework and how they affect the TPSP, TPA and Originators. The implementation will take place over a 2-phased process, starting with the largest Originators and TPSP/TPS and ending with large Originators and TPSP/TPS based on volume of ACH transactions. Challenges that may be encountered will be discussed as Originators and TPSP/TPS prepare for this addition to the existing ACH security framework. Included will be the ODFI’s responsibility to ensure the Originator and TPSP/TPS follow this new Rule.

This Internal Controls for Accounts Payable webinar will provide you with the tools you need to establish and maintain strong internal controls in the A/P department that meet Sarbanes-Oxley standards.

Understand the paradigm shift in credit risk, market risk and risk regulation. In this webinar training, we will prescribe an antidote against the dust of old risk management thinking, and submit views on what the post-crisis risk management ideas may be.

This easy-to-follow webinar training will illustrate the use of Pivot Tables, Pivot Charts and Pivot Table Slicers to analyze sales data by state, sales person and sales location. Pivot Tables are very versatile and allow the Excel professional to rapidly change rows, columns, and more to slice and dice raw data for detailed analysis and presentation. These same Pivot Table tools can be used for accounts receivable, inventories, personnel and much more.

This fraud training program will focus on understanding the fraud problem and what propels employees to commit fraud. The course will also offer essential fraud detection tools and techniques and highlight best practices for developing and implementing anti-fraud controls.

This webinar will explain how to perform anti-fraud audits in the purchasing/accounts payable cycle. It will discuss the use of Audit Control Language (ACL) and how this tool and other tools like it (IDEA) are helpful in the analysis of accounts payable and purchasing data.

In this 60-minute session, the trainer will cover all the recently approved changes and details for returning an unauthorized transaction, including when to use a R10 or an R11 Return Reason Code. Examples used throughout the session will outline these changes, describe their effect on you as a participant in the ACH network, whether you are an RDFI or an ODFI.

This training program will answer questions related to IFRS financial statements and compare them to GAAP based statements using numbers from examples that come from every-day life. The course will also analyze the four key principles of IFRS and the cash flow statement, and discuss using financial statement notes to decode the numbers.

This training program will discuss the four classification of exempt employees permitted under the IRS code including executive, administrative, professional and outside sales. It will examine the salary level test and the salary basis test.

An SLA - which can be a legally binding formal or informal contract between two parties, must comply with operating norms, which describe how the process is governed, managed, and controlled. In this webinar we will provide you with critical information on SLA process.

This training program will detail what just happened with the adoption of the new Same Day ACH Rule and what will it do for the ACH payments network. It will also help identify the impact on financial institutions (ODFIs and RDFIs), including their originators.

This training program will provide the banker with an effective overview of the basics/refresher of accounting. With the tools reviewed in this webinar, the often complex world of accounting will be presented in a straight-forward and useful manner. This is a must for all bankers looking to improve their knowledge of the vital discipline of accounting.

This banking regulatory compliance training will help you understand operational risks in your organization and their impact on an organization’s efficiency. By attending this webinar you will learn the tools and techniques for managing the most important risks.

This training program will guide attendees on what it takes to become a successful controller. The program will help identify the primary functions and responsibilities of the controller and how your role will change as you move into this position.

This training program will discuss how to correct Form 941 when an error has been discovered after it has been filed. It will examine when to use Form W-2c to correct the employee’s year-end information after the Form W-2 has been given to the employee as well as before and after the form has been filed with the Social Security Administration. The course will also review how to file an amended return for Form 940.

This webinar on procurement cards fraud prevention will help you identify the ‘red flags' of P-Card fraud and will provide a practical internal controls toolkit that will help reduce the potential for fraud and mitigate risk within the process.

Fraudsters are always looking for new opportunities and new weaknesses. The availability of customer data on the black-market gives them just the tools they need. A bank has responsibilities to its shareholders and customers to protect them from these ever-changing threats.

This webinar will furnish attendees with a complete understanding of the changes in the fraud arena and the strategies needed to combat fraud.

This training program will discuss the rules and regulations that must be followed when paying an employee for travel pay. The course will elaborate what is travel pay, best practices for handling the payments, how it affects overtime calculations and what is required on the state level. It will also discuss the requirements for taxing travel expenses under IRS rules.

This training program will facilitate participants’ understanding of fraud risks, detecting fraud indicators, gathering evidence to substantiate suspicions of actual wrongdoing and eliminating control weaknesses in all pertinent business functions.