CPE + Events Catalog

A Deep Dive into State and Local Tax TopicsUnlock the secrets of effective state and local tax strategies with our comprehensive SALT Mastery Series! Elevate your expertise, stay ahead of legislative changes, and gain practical insights tailored for tax professionals. Join us for an in-depth exploration of advanced techniques, guided by industry-leading experts. Don’t miss this opportunity to master the complexities of SALT and transform your tax practices. Sign up today and take the first step towards becoming a SALT expert! There are 10 courses in the bundle. Each course is a stand-alone topic. If you miss one in the series, no worries! Purchase individual courses or purchase the SALT Mastery Series bundle and save up to $140!

Learn about new developments and the latest topics of interest to CPAs and other accounting professionals in the not-for-profit sector. YELLOW BOOK: May qualify for Yellow Book CPE based on your unique audited entity. Registration Note: Individuals working at a nonprofit and who are not eligible to be an OSCPA member, are eligible for the member rate. To receive this rate, in the cart, top right "Promotion Code" box, enter the "MEMRATE" promo code. This will apply the member rate. Note: In-person seats are limited so early registration is suggested. Prefer to attend via livestream webcast? Register to attend via webcast! A special thanks to the members of the Not-for-Profit Strategic Committee for developing the 2025 Not-for-Profit Conference: Jennifer Perrier - Chair, Thomas Achor, Erica Aitken, Alexandra Aranda, Cynthia A. Barber, Cynthia P. Bartholomew, James H. Brinkman, Gerald W. Burns, Shirley D. Cyr, Christopher Dahlvig, Michael K. Farnsworth, Michelle J. Gall, Ian R. Gelfand, Todd D. Kimball, Lorelei G. Martin, Gary N. McGee, Jason T. McGill, Ryan E. Miller, Sarah K. Moll, John Ng, Kristina L. Oliveira, Cheryl R. Olson, Jennifer Perrier, Russell D. Price, Robert M. Prill, Joseph Rosevear, Katie L. Sheffield, Mylen N. Shenker, Kathleen L. Sohl, Eugene L. Stewart, Brooke A. Stout, Sandra A. Suran, Suzanne B. Taylor and Kellie R. White. Thank you to our 2025 Gold Sponsors: YPTC, Umpqua Bank, CLA & Heritage Bank!                  

Learn about new developments and the latest topics of interest to CPAs and other accounting professionals in the not-for-profit sector. YELLOW BOOK: May qualify for Yellow Book CPE based on your unique audited entity.  Registration Note: Individuals working at a nonprofit and who are not eligible to be an OSCPA member, are eligible for the member rate. To receive this rate, in the cart, top right "Promotion Code" box, enter the "MEMRATE" promo code. This will apply the member rate. Prefer to attend in-person at the Sheraton Hotel Portland Airport? Register to attend in-person! A special thanks to the members of the Not-for-Profit Strategic Committee for developing the 2025 Not-for-Profit Conference: Jennifer Perrier - Chair, Thomas Achor, Erica Aitken, Alexandra Aranda, Cynthia A. Barber, Cynthia P. Bartholomew, James H. Brinkman, Gerald W. Burns, Shirley D. Cyr, Christopher Dahlvig, Michael K. Farnsworth, Michelle J. Gall, Ian R. Gelfand, Todd D. Kimball, William S. Manne, Lorelei G. Martin, Gary N. McGee, Jason T. McGill, Ryan E. Miller, Sarah K. Moll, John Ng, Kristina L. Oliveira, Cheryl R. Olson, Jennifer Perrier, Russell D. Price, Robert M. Prill, Joseph Rosevear, Katie L. Sheffield, Mylen N. Shenker, Kathleen L. Sohl, Eugene L. Stewart, Brooke A. Stout, Sandra A. Suran, Suzanne B. Taylor and Kellie R. White. Thank you to our 2025 Gold Sponsors: YPTC, Umpqua Bank, CLA & Heritage Bank!                  

Learn about the latest challenges and solutions faced by the construction industry and the CPAs who work with them.

Learn about the latest challenges and solutions faced by the construction industry and the CPAs who work with them.

All the ethics you need to know! Award winning and entertaining discussion leader Mark Hugh will review the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct and key Oregon differences; discuss new developments at the national and state level in ethics in the last two years; best practices for CPAs in public accounting and industry; highlight emerging issues; and discuss Oregon administration and enforcement, including examples of recent disciplinary actions.NOTE: This course meets the Oregon Board of Accountancy's biennial four-hour ethics requirement.For the most current Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), refer to the BOA website: https://tinyurl.com/OR-BOA-Rules.

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CPAs play a key role representing taxpayers in the Magistrate Division of the Oregon Tax Court. The Magistrate Division is designed to be informal, but many taxpayers turn to CPAs to prepare and present their case. Whether you're new to the court or a seasoned representative, hear how to be most effective and get an update on the court's current procedures. Bring your questions!

Employee benefit plan audits are complex. It can be an immense challenge to follow proper procedures and maintain current compliance. Our ERISA experts will address plan documentation, compliance and the most relevant issues and topics to help you master the ERISA process.

Employee benefit plan audits are complex. It can be an immense challenge to follow proper procedures and maintain current compliance. Our ERISA experts will address plan documentation, compliance and the most relevant issues and topics to help you master the ERISA process.

Which leases are within the scope of FASB ASC 842, Leases, and what are the basic accounting, financial reporting, and disclosure requirements? This course addresses those questions by focusing on the basic core principles of this major standard. We clarify the essential topics such as the identification, recognition, measurement, presentation, and disclosure requirements for leases. You'll learn to apply the standard by completing engaging case studies incorporated throughout the course. Additionally, you'll explore the lessee accounting model, lease classification, amortization of the right-of-use asset, and the calculation of interest on the lease liability. You'll also examine the accounting model for lessors and key considerations, such as profit recognition and the assessment of collectability.

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CFO Series - Day 1Register for this individual day or for the full May-June series. This presentation focuses on four key roles that every financial leader shares: Staying abreast and aware of the myriad changes in GAAP accounting, the impact on the balance sheet, correctly financing the organization, and properly paying state and local taxes. We must be vigilant and current. Many seasoned executives do not properly analyze the lease-versus-buy decision. GAAP is ever-changing. What are the issues that will impact our balance sheet? The spotlight is to enhance our financial skills and accounting. Accounting is always moving forward, just as we should. Otherwise, we may be left behind. Register by May 9 and save $25. That's a savings of $125 when registering for the full series! CFO Series - Day 2: May 19, 2025- CFO Series: Enhancing Productivity - NEW! - Webcast CFO Series - Day 3: June 10, 2025- CFO Series: Doing the Right Things Right - 7 Tech & 1 [NT] - NEW! - Webcast CFO Series - Day 4: June 16, 2025- CFO Series: Preparing for Trouble - 7 Tech & 1 [NT] - NEW! - Webcast CFO Series - Day 5: June 20, 2025- CFO Series: Leading and Reporting - 2 Tech & 6 [NT] - NEW! - Webcast Each topic and each day stand on its own. If you are not sure about making a multi-day commitment, sign up for just a single day. We think you will come back for more!

A clear and concise set of proper financial statement disclosures can make or break an entity's financial statements. Such disclosures are no longer simply additional information provided by a business; they can be complex in nature and difficult to both prepare and understand, especially for small and medium-sized businesses. Oftentimes financial statement users will first turn to the notes in the financial statements in order to get a feel for where the business and its numbers might be heading, so these disclosures need to be well-written and follow applicable standards. This course will focus on key balance sheet and income statement disclosure as well as accounting standards related to revenue (ASC 606) and leases (ASC 842), accounting policies, changes in accounting estimates and errors, subsequent events, going concern, and related party disclosures. The course will use illustrations, examples based on private company financial statements disclosures, and real-world excerpts from financial statements to provide you with a hands-on feel for the disclosure requirements across a number of accounting standards.

National Chair of the American Academy of Attorneys-CPAs Ethics Committee, instructor/author James Rigos, Attorney-CPA, will instruct on the topic areas that are required under the Board of Accountancy Administrative Rules for CPAs.NOTE: This course meets the Oregon Board of Accountancy's biennial four-hour general ethics requirement.For the most current Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), refer to the BOA website: https://tinyurl.com/OR-BOA-Rules.

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National Chair of the American Academy of Attorneys-CPAs Ethics Committee, instructor/author James Rigos, Attorney-CPA, will instruct on the topic areas that are required under the Board of Accountancy Administrative Rules for CPAs.NOTE: This course meets the Oregon Board of Accountancy's biennial four-hour general ethics requirement.For the most current Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), refer to the BOA website: https://tinyurl.com/OR-BOA-Rules.

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CFO Series - Day 2Register for this individual day or for the full May-June series. This four-topic presentation spotlights varied methods to enhance productivity, focusing on proven risk reduction strategies, ERM and insurance management. We also take an in-depth look at the true cost of quality and why quality matters. The focus is straightforward: Understanding risk and getting the most return from risk reduction with verified approaches to increase profitability, thus improving the health of the organization.The CFO Series provides a convenient, one-stop way for CFOs and those who aspire to be CFOs, to an entire year of CPE with a single decision. Each day consists of a subject matter expert leading discussions about four different topics. The CFO Series features high-quality presentations and an interactive, executive level colleague-to-colleague approach with case studies, group discussions, and team exercises. Register by May 9 and save $25. That's a savings of $125 when registering for the full series!  CFO Series - Day 1: May 15, 2025- CFO Series: Minding the GAAP - NEW! - Webcast CFO Series - Day 3: June 10, 2025- CFO Series: Doing the Right Things Right - 7 Tech & 1 [NT] - NEW! - Webcast CFO Series - Day 4: June 16, 2025- CFO Series: Preparing for Trouble - 7 Tech & 1 [NT] - NEW! - Webcast CFO Series - Day 5: June 20, 2025- CFO Series: Leading and Reporting - 2 Tech & 6 [NT] - NEW! - Webcast Each topic and each day stand on its own.  If you are not sure about making a multi-day commitment, sign up for just a single day.  We think you will come back for more!

From essential GASB and Yellow Book updates to insightful discussion of the accounting pipeline, the 2025 OSCPA Governmental Accounting & Auditing Conference is the perfect source of information for government accountants.YELLOW BOOK: May qualify for Yellow Book CPE based on your unique audited entity. Registration Note: Individuals working at a municipality and who are not eligible to be an OSCPA member, are eligible for the member rate. To receive this rate, in the cart, top right "Promotion Code" box, enter the "MEMRATE" promo code. This will apply the member rate. Note: In-person seats are limited so early registration is suggested. Prefer to attend via livestream webcast? Register to attend via webcast! Developed by: OSCPA members on the Governmental Accounting & Auditing Strategic Committee

From essential GASB and Yellow Book updates to insightful discussion of the accounting pipeline, the 2025 OSCPA Governmental Accounting & Auditing Conference is the perfect source of information for government accountants.YELLOW BOOK: May qualify for Yellow Book CPE based on your unique audited entity. Registration Note: Individuals working at a municipality and who are not eligible to be an OSCPA member, are eligible for the member rate. To receive this rate, in the cart, top right "Promotion Code" box, enter the "MEMRATE" promo code. This will apply the member rate. Prefer to attend in-person at the Valley River Inn, Eugene? Register to attend in-person! Developed by: OSCPA members on the Governmental Accounting & Auditing Strategic Committee

The accounting profession is undergoing a major transformation with the introduction of the AICPA's new Quality Management (QM) standards, effective December 15, 2025. These standards replace traditional quality control models with a proactive, risk-based approach that firms must tailor to their unique services and operations. Understanding these changes is critical for firms of all sizes to maintain compliance and uphold engagement quality. This seminar is designed to help CPA firms transition to the new QM framework. Gain an in-depth overview of Statements on Quality Management Standards (SQMS) Nos. 1 and 2, practical implementation strategies, and key insights to ensure your firm is prepared for the upcoming deadline.OSCPA has partnered with the Iowa Society of CPAs for this event.

The course will start out with a review of Oregon Administrative Rules & Oregon Revised Statutes and the Code of Professional Conduct. Then we will switch to the AICPA and address recent interpretations and proposals. The course includes a look at examples of ethics violations as well as case studies. Four hours will fly right by! Note: There will be interactive breakout sessions in this webcast. NOTE: This course meets the Oregon Board of Accountancy's biennial four-hour general ethics requirement.For the most current Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), refer to the BOA website: https://tinyurl.com/OR-BOA-Rules.

Stay ahead of the curve by exploring the most common peer review findings identified by the AICPA for the year ended June 30, 2024. This interactive seminar provides a deep dive into key deficiencies, their root causes, and the area and industries most affected. Whether your firm is approaching a peer review or actively engaged in one, this session offers valuable insights to help you strengthen compliance, improve audit quality, and enhance your firm's overall efficiency. Don't just meet your A&A CPE requirement, gain practical knowledge that can make a real impact on your practice.OSCPA has partnered with the Iowa Society of CPAs for this event.