About Accounting Events

Who runs it

Accounting Events is published by Kintsugi (opens in a new tab), which automates sales tax compliance for businesses and the accountants who support them. It puts conferences from hundreds of organizers in one calendar, so a CPA planning a year of CPE can compare them side by side.

The cards marked From Kintsugi promote Kintsugi's own free tools and products. They are labelled as ours, and they play no part in which events are listed or how lists are ranked.

What it covers

Conferences and trade shows for accounting, tax and finance professionals: firm and practice events, tax institutes, audit and assurance, CFO and FP&A summits, ERP and software user conferences, and state CPA society meetings. Fraud, risk and government finance events are included. Anti-money-laundering and financial-crime compliance conferences are out of scope.

Side events (dinners, happy hours, run clubs) are listed under the conference they belong to. Cancelled and postponed events stay on their pages with a clear label, and are left out of the ranked lists.

Ways to use it

• The full calendar, with filters for topic, month, format and place.
• Ranked lists of the top conferences by year and specialty, and the method behind them.
• Deadlines for early-bird pricing, hotel blocks and registration.
• My plan, to save events and see CPE hours, costs and clashes.
• Feeds for your own calendar: .ics and RSS.

Corrections and missing events

Dates, venues and prices come from each organizer and can change. Every event page links to its source and shows when we last checked it. If something is wrong, or an event is missing, tell us here (opens in a new tab) with the event name and a link to the organizer's page, and we'll fix it. How we source and check events is described on the methodology page.