Connecticut CPA requirements

This is an expanded version of our course titled Ethics, Integrity, and the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct.  It will cover the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct,  ethical standards addressed by the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants, and IRS Circular 230. Individuals and companies that act with integrity can drive employee and customer satisfaction while improving company performance.   This course will result in 4 qualifying CPE credits for general ethics in the following states and territories: Alaska Ethics California Ethics Colorado Ethics Connecticut Ethics Washington DC Ethics Guam Ethics Ethics Hawaii Ethics Ethics Idaho Ethics Illinois Ethics Indiana Ethics Iowa Ethics Maine Ethics Maryland Ethics Massachusetts Ethics Minnesota Ethics Nebraska Ethics Nevada Ethics New Hampshire Ethics New Mexico Ethics North Dakota Ethics Oklahoma Ethics Pennsylvania Ethics Rhode Island Ethics Vermont Ethics West Virginia Ethics WE RECOMMEND USING GOOGLE CHROME.

Well-developed accounting standards and independent audits have helped make the U.S. capital markets a national asset. Because auditor objectivity is crucial to investor confidence, regulators and others become concerned when they perceive actions that may impair or appear to impair independence. That's why accounting compliance in today's business world demands a solid understanding of the most current ethics rules relating to independence, no matter the regulatory body.