Date: Feb. 18, 2026
Time: 12 – 2 p.m. PT
$58.00
$78.00
Members, log in to access your discount.
Join the CalCPA Estate Planning State Committee and guest speakers Scott Rahn and Gary Krausz for this session designed for CPAs and accounting professionals who work with trustees, executors, and conservators and want a deeper understanding of how fiduciary accounting becomes the focal point of trust and estate disputes.
Led by a seasoned trust and estate litigator alongside an experienced accounting professional with extensive forensic, audit, and litigation support expertise, this program examines the real-world issues that most often lead to contested accountings. Drawing from actual cases, the presenters will explore how accounting practices, documentation decisions, and communication choices can either reduce risk or unintentionally escalate conflict.
The program focuses on the practical role CPAs play on the front end: helping fiduciaries anticipate scrutiny, comply with legal and fiduciary expectations, and present accountings that withstand challenge.
This course will award CPE (as earned). If you'd like to register for the free version that des not award CPE, choose this course:
1000004854-138852
CPAs and other Financial Professionals involved in estate planning.
Taxes
Overview
Working knowledge of estate tax and gifting is recommended.
Working knowledge of estate tax and gifting is recommended.
This course will be presented through Zoom, and the link will be available in your confirmation email. CPE will be awarded based on standard checkpoint criteria.