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7 Ways to Spot a Subrecipient Relationship
By Lucy Morgan CPA, MBA One of the grant management questions we get the most …
Common audit challenges
I am a sharer, a disseminator, and a bug-like genetic slave to my professional …
Scope limitations render an auditor useless
In the past few weeks, I have encountered three separate audit teams (one at the …
About Yellowbook-CPE
Boring slide-pushing instructors preaching technical mumbo-jumbo may have done you in for CPE. We get that, we have suffered through some bad CPE, too.
Learning can and should be fun and enlightening – not draining and simply a rehash of what anyone could find on Wikipedia.
We use every tool available* to make the day fly by and the learning stick. You will leave refreshed and fortified.
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Live seminars are interactive and hands on. Self-study is easy to read, insightful, and if we must say so ourselves (which it appears we must), funny!
And we are at your service. We present the information you need in the format you learn the best in: live seminars, webinars, on-demand videos, or self-study texts.
*OK… not every tool available. I used to carry around a bag of toys – but when the chief of police in my budgeting class beaned his buddy in the back of the head with one, I realized that cute was not the same thing as effective. Yes, my classes are edu-taining, but I teach auditing, not dodge ball!
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