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Fulfill your four-hour ethics education requirement with this course, which is built around case studies and discussion questions. This is a practical course for accountants in public practice and industry that will cover fair positions in tax returns, ethical issues in tax practice, fairness in financial reporting and integrity and materiality judgments.
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4/21/2017
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When:
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9:30 am - 1:00 pm
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Where:
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Webinar/Webcast
United States
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Contact:
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April Deneault
801-466-8022
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| Acronym |
ALET4
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| CPE |
4
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Category
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Ethics |
| Level |
Intermediate |
| Vendor |
CalCPA |
| Who should attend |
CPAs who need to complete an ethics course.
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Prerequisite
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Financial reporting or income tax experience in practice or industry.
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| Fees: |
Early Bird
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Standard
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| Member |
N/A
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$120 |
| Non-Member: |
N/A
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$188
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The Member rate applies to UACPA members and reciprocal state society members. To register online, use the ‘Register’ button above. To register by phone, call the UACPA at 801.466.8022, Monday through Friday, 8am to 4pm.
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Description:
Fulfill your four-hour ethics education requirement with this course, which is built around case studies and discussion questions. This is a practical course for accountants in public practice and industry that will cover fair positions in tax returns, ethical issues in tax practice, fairness in financial reporting and integrity and materiality judgments.
Major Topics:
- AICPA Code of Professional Conduct
- Fair positions in tax returns
- Ethical issues in tax practice
- Fairness in financial reporting
- Integrity and materiality judgments
- Ethics involving related party, pro forma results and accounting change disclosures
Objectives:
- Identify the AICPA's professional ethics standards that apply to situations in public practice and industry.
- Recognize potential problem areas concerning compliance with ethics standards.
- Recall the criteria for evaluating the fairness of financial statements, as well as the fairness related to tax returns and tax practice.
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