Take advantage of the best possible savings by purchasing your PD Passport by the early bird deadline of September 25, 2020. Select from our Flexi Passport, Personal Passport, or new Mini Passport.
As we cautiously tread in unchartered waters ahead, the need to reduce expenses where possible has never been more pronounced. But as business professionals charged with major roles in the rebuilding of our economy, CPAs need to ensure they continue to uphold the integrity of the profession by being always up to date on standards and legislation, as well as being ahead of the curve in areas such as leadership, management, and work efficiencies. This is why we hope that the introduction of some changes to our PD Passports this September will help you achieve better savings while meeting your professional development needs.
Special 10% discount on the 2020-21 PD Passports
How does this benefit you?
Recognizing the exceptional challenges many individuals and industries face during these unprecedented times, PD Passports have been specially discounted by 10% this year. This discount stacks on top of the early bird discount, so be sure to purchase your PD Passport by September 25, 2020 to maximize your savings.
The Mini PD Passport arrives!
How does this benefit you?
A miniature version of the Personal PD Passport, the Mini PD Passport is a great option for members who are planning on taking a smaller number of seminars this year. The early bird and special 10% discounts both apply to the Mini PD Passport so don’t miss out on this great deal, and place your order by September 25, 2020.
Passport Unit moving from days to credits
How does this benefit you?
Since its inception, PD Passport units have been denominated by “days”. As our inventory of courses has grown to include various online on-demand products as well as conference-type sessions, the unit of “days” has become increasingly less than suitable as a unit of measurement. By shifting to “credits”, we are able to align passport units to learning value rather than duration – for example, some of our audio-only on-demand products can be purchased with fewer passport credits than on-demand products of the same duration but with a video component. The goal is to offer our passport holders more flexibility in how they choose to use their passport credits.
