Lambers CPA Review Complete REG Course

Instructors
Arthur Reed
Category:
Financial Education/
$499.95

$499.95

30 Hours
26 Video Chapters
1,474 Questions

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The Lambers CPA Review Course for Regulation gives you all the information needed to pass the Regulation section of the CPA Exam.  This course consists of detailed lectures by Professor Arthur Reed,  hundreds of practice questions worked on-screen, supporting text and simulation problems.  Also included is the Lambers Test Prep Software which features over 1400 practice questions, sample exams, supporting text and adaptive technology.  The adaptive feature allows you to learn and practice questions in a more challenging manner which increases performance on the Regulation portion of the exam.

The Lambers method of instruction is described as text, examples and illustrations.  We will teach you the concepts you need to know for the exam and reinforce them by working exam questions.  Lambers courses are updated on a regular basis in order to reflect current exam trends.  The Lambers online video lectures are divided into smaller, manageable sections in order to facilitate the learning process. Professor Arthur Reed teaches the tax portion of Regulation.  He is well known as a top lecturer of tax topics.  Course includes all lectures, text and Test Prep Software for the Regulation section.

CPA VIDEO SAMPLE

Advantages of the Lambers Regulation CPA Review Course Include:

Learn where the examiners test most heavily

Disclose recent trends on the exam

Reinforce lessons by working exam questions with explanations

Steer you clear of the irrelevant topics with little or no points

Show you test taking tips and techniques to get those extra points

Course Outline

  • Contracts

    • Elements of a Contract
    • Offers and Acceptances
    • When Offers End
    • When Acceptances are Effective
    • Types of Contracts
    • Consideration
    • Stature of Frauds
    • Competent Parties: Minors. Drunks & The Insane
    • Illegal Contracts
    • Mistakes, Duress & Undue Influence
    • Parol Evidence Rule
    • Third Party Beneficiary Contracts
    • Assuming & Buying Subject to a Mortgage
    • Assignments & Delegations
    • Performance & Discharge of Contract Duties
    • Contract Remedies

  • Sales

    • Formation of Sales Contracts
    • Performance of the Parties
    • Sales Stature of Frauds
    • Implied Warranties
    • Disclaiming Implied Warranties
    • Express Warranties
    • Rules for Risk of Loss & Title
    • Shipping Terms
    • Power to Transfer Title
    • Remedies of Buyer
    • Seller's Remedies
    • Limitation of Remedies
    • Strict Liability in Tort

  • Secured Transactions

    • Four Definitions
    • Attachment
    • Perfection
    • Secured Creditors VS. A Purchaser from Debtor
    • Priorities with Multiple Creditors
    • 3 Remedies of a Creditor after Default

  • Secured Transactions

    • Four Definitions
    • Attachment
    • Perfection
    • Secured Creditors VS. A Purchaser from Debtor
    • Priorities with Multiple Creditors
    • 3 Remedies of a Creditor after Default

  • Negotiable Instruments

    • Types of Negotiable Instruments
    • 5 Elements of Negotiability
    • Negotiation
    • Contract Liability
    • Warranty Liability
    • Accommodation Parties
    • Holders in Due Course
    • Forgery Rules
    • Discharge from Liability

  • Documents of Title

    • Documents of Title

  • Agency

    • Agency Formation
    • Duties of an Agent to a Principal
    • Duties of a Principal to an Agent
    • Termination of Agency
    • 2 Types of Authority
    • Contract Liability to 3rd Parties
    • Undisclosed Principal
    • Tort Liability to 3rd Parties

  • Bankruptcy

    • Bankruptcy Overview
    • Means Test
    • 4 Types of Bankruptcy
    • Property Included in Debtor's Estate
    • 3 Avoiding Powers of a Trustee
    • 10 Categories of Debts DAM-WEG-CTIF
    • Discharge

  • Surety and Debt Collection Remedies

    • Surety Relationship
    • Rights of a Surety
    • Co-sureties
    • Rights of a Creditor after Default
    • Defenses of a Surety vs. a Creditor
    • Creditor Debt Collection Remedies
    • Debtor Debt Collection Remedies

  • Non-Corporate Entities

    • Sole Proprietorships
    • Partnerships
    • General Partnerships
    • General Partners' Responsibilities
    • Partners' Rights
    • Assigning a Partnership Interest
    • Partner Dissociation
    • Purchase of Dissociated Partner's Interest
    • Dissociated Partner's Liability To Other Persons
    • Limited Partnerships

  • Corporations

    • Formation
    • Attributes of Corporations
    • Mergers and Consolidations
    • Stockholders' Rights & Liabilities
    • Financing the Corporation
    • Dividends
    • Directors and Officers
    • Dissolution
    • S Corporations

  • Securities Acts and Antitrust Regulation

    • Federal Securities Regulation
    • Liability Under '33 & '34
    • 2 Main Requirements of the Security Act of 1933
    • Registration Exemptions Under '33 - I Dance
    • Registration Required under '34
    • Required Reports Under '34
    • New Law - Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
    • Antitrust Regulation - Limiting the Power of Corporations and Preventing Monopolies

  • Regulation of Employment

    • Workers Compensation
    • Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA)
    • Federal Insurance Contribution Act (FICA)
    • Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)
    • Occupational Safety & Health Act (OSHA)
    • Employment Discrimination
    • Federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
    • Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
    • Consolidated Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA)
    • Worker Adjustment & Retraining Notification Act
    • Union and Employees Relations

  • Accountants Legal Liability

    • Liability to Clients
    • Liability to Third Parties at Common Law
    • Liability under Securities Act of 1933
    • Liability under Securities Exchange Act of 1934
    • Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995
    • New Law_Sarbines-Oxley Act of 2002

  • Professional Responsibilities from a Tax Perspective

    • IRS Circular 230
    • AICPA Statements On Standards For Tax Services
    • Tax Research and Authority
    • Audit and Appeals Process
    • Tax Planning

  • Filing Status and Exemptions, Filing Requirements and Penalties

    • Filing Status and Standard Deductions
    • Exemptions and Reviews IRS Form 1040
    • Filing and Penalties

  • Income-Inclusions and Exclusions

    • Chapter Review Part 1 and reviews IRS Form 1040

  • Deductions For Adjusted Gross Income

    • Individual Retirement Accounts
    • Coverdell Education Savings Accounts
    • Educator Expenses, Student Loan Interest, Medical Savings Accounts and Moving Expenses
    • Alimony, Child Support and Various other Adjustments
    • Self Employed Expenses
    • Cost Recovery
    • Loss Limitations

  • Deductions From Adjusted Gross Income

    • Reviews IRS Form 1040 and Schedule A
    • Medical Expenses
    • Taxes
    • Interest
    • Contributions
    • Casualty Losses
    • Second Tier Deductions and Reviews IRS Forms 1040 and 2106
    • Reviews IRS Schedule A and Discusses Limitations on Itemized Deductions

  • Accounting Methods and Periods, and Computation of Tax Liability and Tax Credits

    • Reviews IRS Form 6251

  • Capital Transactions

    • Basis
    • Related Party Transactions, Wash Sales, Gift Basis and Inheritance
    • Stock Dividends, Principle Residence, Like Kind Exchanges and Basis Computations
    • Section 1244 and 1202 Transactions, Business Gains/Losses and Reviews IRS Form 4797

  • C Corporations

    • Review IRS Form 8832
    • Review IRS Form 1120 and Schedules M-1, M-2 and M-3

  • Tax Computation & Controlled Groups

    • Review IRS Form 1120, Schedule J and works question # 18
    • Personal Service Corporation
    • Controlled Groups, Consolidated Returns and Reviews IRS Form 1120

  • Distributions, Liquidations and Other Matters

    • Redemptions and Liquidations
    • Personal Holding Company, Accumulated Earnings Tax

  • S Corporations

    • Eligibility, Election and Reviews IRS Form 2553
    • Termination
    • Determination of Ordinary Business Income, Separately Stated Items and Reviews IRS Form 1120 and Schedule K-1
    • Basis of Shareholder Interest
    • Entity/Owner Transactions
    • Built-In Gains Tax

  • Partnerships

    • Contributions
    • Pre Contribution Gains and Basis
    • Organization Costs, Tax Year, Filing and Review IRS Form 1065
    • Operations, Review IRS Form 1065 and Schedule K
    • Related Parties, Sale of An Interest and Adjusted Basis
    • Non-Liquidated Distributions
    • Liquidated Distributions
    • Terminations

  • Gifts, Estates, Trusts and Tax Exempt Organizations

    • Estates
    • Gifts and Reviews IRS Form 709
    • Trusts and Reviews IRS Form 1041
    • Tax Exempt Organizations

  • Professional Responsibilities from a Tax Perspective

    • IRS Circular 230
    • AICPA Statements On Standards For Tax Services
    • Tax Research and Authority
    • Audit and Appeals Process
    • Tax Planning

About Instructors

Arthur Reed
Professor Arthur Reed, CPA, MBA, MST has been teaching with Lambers, Inc. since 1990.Teaching interests include taxation and financial accounting. In addition to his Lambers teaching Professor Reed is a full time instructor at Bentley University, one of the top business schools in the country. Professor Reed started his accounting career as an audit senior for Arthur Andersen, Boston office. Teaching Interests include Taxation, including IRS Practice and Procedure, Tax Research and Multijurisdictional areas. Research Interests are Taxation, ­ Taxation & Information Technology Consulting. Practice Interests are Taxation of multijurisdictional individuals including athletes, musicians and the arts. Professor Reed is featured on the Lambers Enrolled Agent Review Course and teaches numerous Continuing Education Courses for Lambers.

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