As global events continue to evolve, business leaders need to understand where risk may appear across tax, operations, compliance and financial planning. This session will provide practical insight into what U.S. companies should be watching and how to prepare for potential downstream impacts. What You’ll Learn Who Should Attend This webinar is designed for: This...
Internal audit teams are past the “AI curiosity” phase now the question is how to make real, repeatable progress. This session focuses on turning AI experimentation into repeatable audit capability, with practical guidance on where to start, what to prioritize, and how to embed AI into the audit model. We’ll walk through concrete, audit relevant...
Key takeaways Artificial intelligence (AI) is creating a new cost curve, with token consumption quietly driving spend across applications, cloud, and infrastructure. As organizations scale toward AI factories, finance and technology leaders need clearer visibility into unit economics, architecture choices, and governance to manage cost and value. We’ll discuss: Governance decisions to help manage AI...
Transfer pricing and customs intersect through the valuation of cross-border tangible-goods transactions, requiring consistent and compliant pricing to satisfy both tax and customs authorities. The May BorderCrossings webcast will examine several trade issues of interest to transfer pricing practitioners, including: Learning objectives Review current and evolving global trade policy; analyze the intersection of transfer pricing...
Organizations rely on third‑party vendors to support critical operations and data processing, yet accountability for cyber and operational risks remains with the organization. System and Organization Controls (SOC) reports are widely used in vendor oversight, but they can be misunderstood, over‑relied upon, or reviewed without sufficient context. This CPE-eligible webinar will explore how SOC reports...
Description: In 2026, the volume and velocity of global and domestic regulatory changes have made manual, ad-hoc tracking a significant business liability. Organizations are frequently left vulnerable to noncompliance and "last-minute scrambles" because they are overwhelmed by a "tsunami" of data, much of which is irrelevant to their specific business model. This webinar explores the...
Seven years after South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc, many clients still carry hidden multi-state sales tax exposure – and most firms are only discovering it after the fact. Forward-thinking CAS advisory firms are shifting that narrative by proactively identifying nexus risk and turning it into a high-value client service. In this session, we'll explore how...
Description Are you burnt out at the close of each tax season and tired of doing work for free? As an advisor to your clients, there is a new way to rewarding the work you do. Chances are you're undervaluing your expertise, undercharging your clients and working too many hours for too little in return....
As institutions of higher education continue planning for the adoption of GASB Statements No. 103 and 104, questions around interpretation, timing, and implementation continue to surface. Join CLA for an interactive webinar designed to address the most common questions we’re hearing from colleges and universities. This session will focus on practical considerations, common implementation challenges,...
Description: Everyone agrees culture matters. Boards discuss it. Regulators expect oversight of it. Annual reports celebrate it. Now, through the Institute of Internal Auditors’s Topical Requirement on Organisational Behaviour, internal audit is formally expected to address it. But the real question remains: So what? What does culture actually mean for audit planning, scoping, testing, and...
