Self-Study CPE - Western CPE

Dive deep into the accounting and finance topics you need with QAS Self-Study courses from Western CPE. Authored by trusted, industry experts, each self-study CPE package includes a robust collection of learning and reference materials to help you cover the information efficiently and put it into practice immediately. Our CPE credits are accepted in all 50 states, with new and updated material released on a regular basis. Choose from Online Courses, Hard Copy or Self-Study Video formats.

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Download your online CPE courses to any device.
View Self-Study Videos from any device, then take your exam when you choose.
Get fast, one business day shipping of print materials.
Enjoy instant online grading.
Take an entire year to complete your test.
Print your certificate immediately upon passing your exam, or access your certificate anytime from your WesternCPE.com account.

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Western CPE’s Self-Study represents some of the best CPE for CPAs, CFPs, EAs, and financial and accounting professionals of all kinds.

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2025 Federal Tax Update: Self-Study Only

2025 California Federal Tax Update: Self-Study Only

Audit Correspondence – Practical Applications of Clarified Auditing Standards

How to Conduct an Audit Engagement

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Business Combinations and Consolidations

International Accounting

Effective Time Management

Estate Planning Fundamentals

Behavioral Ethics

Audits of Group Financial Statements

Accounting for Real Estate Brokerages

Breaking Point – Accounting for Financial Distress and Reorganization

Wealth Management

Accounting for Mining

Advertising and Customer Acquisition Costs Under U.S. GAAP

Fiduciary Accounting

Accounting for Contract Acquisition and Fulfillment Costs

Virtual Currency Taxation

Partnership Tax Guide

Form 1099 Compliance

Predictive Accounting

Employee Onboarding

From Purchase to Retirement – Accounting for PP&E Under U.S. GAAP

Accounting for Fixed Assets – What Every CPA Should Know

Accounting After Bankruptcy – Understanding ASC 852 and Fresh-Start Reporting

Essentials of Transfer Pricing

The Cornerstones of SEC Reporting – Mastering Forms 10-K and 8-K

Recognizing and Accounting for Imputed Interest – A Practical Guide

Professional Ethics for Colorado CPAs

Evaluating Going Concern – What Accountants Need to Know

Understanding Capitalized Interest – When and How to Apply It

Imputing and Capitalizing Interest – What You Need to Know

The Use of Specialists – What CPAs Need to Know

Understanding the Accounting for Advertising Costs

U.S. GAAP vs. IFRS – Major Differences That Impact Financial Reporting

2026 Annual Tax Season Update

The Backbone of GAAP – What Every CPA Should Know About the Conceptual Framework

The Logic Behind the Ledger – Framework, Updates, Estimates, and Error Corrections

The Conceptual Framework – Essential Knowledge for Accounting Professionals

Subsequent Events – What Accountants Need to Know

Understanding and Applying the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct

Nevada Professional Ethics

Research and Development Accounting – What You Need to Know About ASC 730

A Closer Look at Guarantees and Commitments under U.S. GAAP

Accounting for Exit or Disposal Cost Obligations – What CPAs Need to Know

Accounting for Software to Be Sold or Licensed – What CPAs Need to Know

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