AICPA/AAML National Conference on Divorce
May 6 - 7, 2010 • Las Vegas, NV

Every other year, the AICPA and AAML join forces to offer the only conference that addresses the latest divorce issues from both a legal and a financial perspective. Most sessions are lead by two experts, an attorney and a CPA, to provide a full range of insights. As a result, attendees will enhance their technical, practical and managerial skills. Expert speakers will present updates, case studies and innovative ideas.

Attendees will depart with strategic solutions for clients as well as the knowledge to achieve greater growth, success and profitability in their firms. CPAs and attorneys can each experience how the other approaches divorce issues, learning valuable new techniques along the way.

Hot topics include:

• Hot Topics in Business Valuation.
• Tax Law Update.
• Trial Strategies in Today’s Economy.
• Bankruptcy & Workouts in Divorce.

Participants include CPAs in litigation, divorce, valuation and taxation, as well as lawyers, consultants and specialists whose practices involve divorce.

Booth space and sponsorships are still available! Download the prospectus for further information or call 1-800-873-1677 to speak with Patrick Slater (x6).

AICPA National Conference on Employee Benefits Plans
May 11 – 13, 2010 • Las Vegas, NV

The AICPA National Conference on Employee Benefit Plans is an exceptional event that brings together more than 1,500 participants for a rare opportunity to listen to and network with some of the industry’s highest-level professionals, including experts from the Department of Labor and the IRS.

This year’s AICPA National Conference on Employee Benefit Plans will prepare participants on all fronts: from compliance assistance to reporting and disclosure guidelines to understanding and meeting fiduciary responsibilities.

Top government officials from the Department of Labor, the Treasury and the IRS will provide in-depth, comprehensive updates on the wide range of issues affecting employee benefit plans today. These include issues such as the recent changes in accounting, auditing, tax and enforcement regulations.

Hot topics include:

• Basic Benefit Curriculum (focusing on retirement plans)
• Basic Compensation Curriculum (focusing on executive compensation)

Participants include CPAs, auditors, tax practitioners, plan sponsors, third party administrators, and consultants involved in the broad administration and financial areas of employee benefit plans.

Booth space and sponsorships are still available! Download the prospectus for further information or call 1-800-504-4749 to speak with Alan Morris (x101), Jessica Erickson (x102) or Helen Weitman (x103).