Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

Who Knew You Needed XBRL Training?

The AICPA, that's who!

Never one to forego an opportunity to sell CPE educate its members, the AICPA has collaborated with XBRL US to offer the XBRL US GAAP Certificate Program. What'd you say? "That sounds interesting, tell me more."? Okay!

[T]he certificate program provides finance and accounting professionals with the information and hands-on training they need to build high-quality XBRL-formatted financial statements using any software tool or working with any service provider. 
 
The XBRL US GAAP Certificate Program also provides finance and accounting professionals access to tagging simulations, which will help them apply the principles presented in each course using software widely available in the marketplace.
 
The program consists of approximately thirty-five hours of online coursework (see sidebar).
Yours today for the low, low price of $1,895, but since you're undoubtedly an AICPA member, that'll save you $400. Those savings would be perfect for you (or your employer) to consider some CGMA Development Resources
 
Don't delay!
 

Latest Accounting Jobs--Apply Now:

Have something to add to this story? Give us a shout by email, Twitter, or text/call the tipline at 202-505-8885. As always, all tips are anonymous.

Related articles

funny cat

Friday Footnotes: EY Partners Are Split on the Split; PCAOB Further Annoys Auditors; Recruiting Events Are Back! | 3.31.23

Remember tomorrow is April Fool’s. We aren’t planning anything, every day is a joke for us. For nostalgia’s sake, here’s a look back on the time we wrote only about bitcoin and put a fake bitcoin paywall on the site for a couple hours. People did not enjoy that. Big 4 EY Fails to Reach […]

Looks Like Deloitte Is Ditching Its Downtown Atlanta Office

Before anyone gets too excited, Deloitte isn’t going fully remote in Atlanta. Atlanta Business Chronicle reports Deloitte has not renewed its 260,000 square foot lease at 191 Peachtree according to loan documents reviewed by the Chronicle. It’s suspected that the firm is downsizing. Multiple sources with knowledge of the market say Deloitte is eyeing Midtown. […]