
CPA Course
The CPA license is one of the most respected credentials in business — and this course gives you everything you need to earn it. From financial accounting and federal taxation to auditing standards and business law, every exam section is covered in depth. Build the technical knowledge, exam strategy, and professional skills that set licensed CPAs apart.
What you will learn:
This course covers all four CPA exam sections: Financial Accounting and Reporting, Auditing and Attestation, Regulation, and Business Environment and Concepts. You will master financial statement preparation, revenue recognition, lease accounting, and business combinations. You will learn to apply the audit risk model, evaluate internal controls, and draft professional audit reports. Federal tax rules for individuals, corporations, partnerships, and S corporations are covered in full. The course also develops your exam execution skills, including timed multiple-choice practice, task-based simulation techniques, and written communication strategies. Supplementary content on data analytics, financial statement analysis, and emerging technologies prepares you for modern CPA practice.
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Course Content
8 Chapters • 39 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsCPA Profession and Exam Overview
CPA Profession and Exam Overview
Lesson 1 • Exam Structure and Section Breakdown
Outlines the four exam sections, their content weights, and testing formats. Provides the structural map needed for targeted study planning.
Lesson 2 • Role and Value of the CPA License
Defines the CPA credential's scope across industries and career paths. Connects professional obligations to the broader public interest mandate.
Lesson 3 • Study Planning and Time Management
Introduces evidence-based scheduling methods for multi-section exam preparation. Builds the habit framework candidates need throughout their study period.
Lesson 4 • Eligibility and Licensure Requirements
Covers education, experience, and ethics requirements for sitting and licensing. Clarifies how requirements vary by jurisdiction type.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsFinancial Accounting Foundations
Financial Accounting Foundations
Lesson 1 • Cash Flow Statement Preparation
Teaches direct and indirect methods for constructing the statement of cash flows. Links operating, investing, and financing activities to business decisions.
Lesson 2 • Balance Sheet and Asset Valuation
Covers classification, measurement, and valuation of assets, liabilities, and equity. Prepares students to analyze balance sheet quality and composition.
Lesson 3 • Income Statement and Revenue Recognition
Applies the five-step revenue recognition model to diverse transaction types. Connects revenue timing to income statement presentation.
Lesson 4 • The Accounting Cycle
Traces transactions from journal entry through adjusted trial balance and closing. Reinforces the mechanical foundation for all financial statement preparation.
Lesson 5 • Conceptual Framework of Accounting
Establishes the qualitative characteristics, assumptions, and principles guiding financial reporting. Anchors all subsequent accounting topics in authoritative guidance.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsAdvanced Financial Reporting Topics
Advanced Financial Reporting Topics
Lesson 1 • Business Combinations and Consolidations
Applies acquisition method accounting to business combinations and consolidated statements. Builds on basic balance sheet skills to handle intercompany eliminations.
Lesson 2 • Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting
Introduces fund accounting, modified accrual basis, and nonprofit net asset classification. Distinguishes public-sector reporting from for-profit financial statements.
Lesson 3 • Lease Accounting for Lessees and Lessors
Distinguishes operating from finance leases and applies recognition criteria for both parties. Connects lease classification to balance sheet and income statement effects.
Lesson 4 • Derivatives, Hedging, and Fair Value
Covers recognition, measurement, and hedge accounting for derivative instruments. Applies fair value hierarchy to financial instrument disclosures.
Lesson 5 • Interim and Segment Reporting
Applies discrete and integral views to interim period financial statements. Covers operating segment identification and required disclosures.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsAuditing and Attestation Fundamentals
Auditing and Attestation Fundamentals
Lesson 1 • Risk Assessment and Audit Planning
Applies the audit risk model to identify and assess material misstatement risks. Connects risk assessment to the design of responsive audit procedures.
Lesson 2 • Internal Controls Evaluation
Covers the components of internal control and methods for testing control effectiveness. Links control reliance decisions to the nature and extent of substantive testing.
Lesson 3 • Audit Standards and Professional Responsibilities
Establishes the hierarchy of auditing standards and the auditor's ethical obligations. Grounds all subsequent audit procedures in the professional framework.
Lesson 4 • Audit Reports and Opinions
Distinguishes unmodified, qualified, adverse, and disclaimer opinions and their triggers. Prepares students to draft and evaluate audit report language.
Lesson 5 • Substantive Audit Procedures
Applies analytical procedures and tests of details to major financial statement areas. Builds the procedural toolkit for gathering sufficient appropriate evidence.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsTaxation of Individuals and Entities
Taxation of Individuals and Entities
Lesson 1 • Capital Gains and Property Transactions
Applies holding period and basis rules to determine gain or loss on asset dispositions. Connects property transaction outcomes to individual and entity tax returns.
Lesson 2 • Individual Income Tax Computation
Builds the individual tax formula from gross income through tax liability. Covers filing status, deductions, and credits in a structured sequence.
Lesson 3 • Tax Research and Planning Strategies
Introduces authoritative tax research sources and planning techniques to minimize liability. Builds the analytical approach needed for tax advisory work.
Lesson 4 • Corporate Taxation
Computes corporate taxable income, tax liability, and dividend distributions. Distinguishes C corporation rules from pass-through entity treatment.
Lesson 5 • Pass-Through Entity Taxation
Applies partnership and S corporation tax rules including basis, at-risk, and passive activity limits. Connects entity-level items to owner-level tax returns.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsBusiness Environment and Concepts
Business Environment and Concepts
Lesson 1 • Corporate Governance and Risk Management
Covers board responsibilities, internal control frameworks, and enterprise risk management. Connects governance structures to financial reporting integrity.
Lesson 2 • Operations Management and Process Analysis
Applies process improvement, quality management, and supply chain concepts to business operations. Connects operational efficiency to financial performance metrics.
Lesson 3 • Information Technology in Accounting
Examines IT general controls, application controls, and data management in accounting systems. Prepares students to evaluate IT risks in audit and business contexts.
Lesson 4 • Economic Concepts for Business Decisions
Applies micro- and macroeconomic principles to business strategy and financial analysis. Builds the economic reasoning needed for business environment questions.
Lesson 5 • Financial Management and Capital Structure
Covers capital budgeting, cost of capital, and working capital management. Connects financial theory to practical business decision-making.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsRegulation: Ethics and Business Law
Regulation: Ethics and Business Law
Lesson 1 • Contracts and Agency Law
Covers contract formation, enforceability, breach, and remedies alongside agency relationships. Connects legal concepts to common CPA client advisory situations.
Lesson 2 • Federal Securities and Employment Law
Applies securities registration, antifraud provisions, and employment law to CPA practice. Highlights auditor liability exposure under securities regulations.
Lesson 3 • Debtor-Creditor and Bankruptcy Law
Covers secured transactions, creditor rights, and bankruptcy reorganization and liquidation. Connects legal outcomes to financial reporting and tax implications.
Lesson 4 • CPA Professional Ethics and Conduct
Applies the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct to independence, objectivity, and confidentiality scenarios. Grounds ethical decision-making in authoritative professional standards.
Lesson 5 • Business Entity Law
Distinguishes formation, governance, and liability rules across entity types. Prepares students to advise clients on entity selection and legal obligations.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsExam Strategy and Integrated Practice
Exam Strategy and Integrated Practice
Lesson 1 • Task-Based Simulation Techniques
Develops systematic approaches to document review, research, and journal entry simulations. Connects simulation skills to real-world CPA work product.
Lesson 2 • Exam Day Execution and Mental Readiness
Prepares candidates for testing center logistics, anxiety management, and in-exam decision-making. Converts preparation into confident, consistent performance on exam day.
Lesson 3 • Performance Diagnosis and Adaptive Review
Uses diagnostic data from practice exams to prioritize high-impact review areas. Builds a feedback loop between practice performance and study plan adjustments.
Lesson 4 • Multiple-Choice Question Mastery
Applies elimination strategies and content pattern recognition to multiple-choice questions. Builds accuracy and speed through structured timed practice sets.
Lesson 5 • Written Communication Skills
Trains structured memo and letter writing for the Business Environment written tasks. Applies professional tone, organization, and clarity to exam responses.
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This course is for you:
Accounting graduates: ready to convert their degree into a professional license.
Staff accountants: seeking the credential that unlocks senior-level opportunities.
Tax associates: wanting formal recognition of the expertise they use daily.
Career changers: transitioning into accounting from finance, law, or business roles.
International accountants: pursuing U.S. licensure to expand their professional reach.
Recent bookkeeping professionals: aiming to move into higher-stakes advisory work.
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