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Regulatory Ethics
Subject Area: Ethics  
Field of Study: Regulatory Ethics  
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or AICPA Code of Professional Conduct 4

Course Topics

  1. AICPA Code of Professional Conduct
  2. Principles and Rules
  3. Integrity and Objectivity Rule
  4. Independence Rule
  5. General Standards Rule
  6. Compliance with Standards Rule
  7. Accounting Principles Rule
  8. Acts Discreditable Rule
  9. Contingent Fees Rule
  10. Commissions and Referral Fees Rule
  11. Advertising and Other Forms of Solicitation Rule
  12. Confidential Client Information Rule
  13. Form of Organization and Name Rule
  14. Conceptual Framework for Members in Public Practice

NOT ACCEPTED FOR STATE-SPECIFIC ETHICS REQUIREMENTS, INCLUDING CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, NEW YORK, TEXAS, WASHINGTON, ETC.

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or CIA Ethics 4

Course Topics

  1. Ethics -- Basics
  2. Codes of Ethical Conduct for Professionals
  3. Applicable Standards
  4. Internal Audit Ethics
  5. Internal Audit Charter
  6. Independence of the Internal Audit Activity
  7. Objectivity of Internal Auditors
  8. Impairment to Independence and Objectivity
  9. Auditor Proficiency
  10. Other Legal Requirements

NOT ACCEPTED FOR STATE-SPECIFIC ETHICS REQUIREMENTS, INCLUDING CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, NORTH CAROLINA, NEW YORK, TEXAS, ETC.

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or CMA Ethics 2

Course Topics

  1. Business Ethics
  2. Ethics for CMAs
  3. Corporate Ethics and Legislation
  4. Corporate Responsibility for Ethical Behavior
  5. Fraud and the Fraud Risk Model
  6. Addressing Fraud

NOT ACCEPTED FOR STATE-SPECIFIC ETHICS REQUIREMENTS, INCLUDING CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, NORTH CAROLINA, NEW YORK, TEXAS, ETC.

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or Ethics for CMAs 2

Course Topics

  1. Ethics in General
  2. Ethics and Fraud in Business
  3. Codes of Ethics
  4. Ethics Scenario

NOT ACCEPTED FOR STATE-SPECIFIC ETHICS REQUIREMENTS, INCLUDING CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA, NORTH CAROLINA, NEW YORK, TEXAS, WASHINGTON, ETC.

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or Florida CPA Ethics 4

Course Topics

  1. Ethics Overview
  2. Ethical and Legal Requirements for CPAs
  3. Disciplinary Process
  4. Statute
  5. Rules -- Definitions
  6. Rules -- Independence
  7. Rules -- Integrity and Objectivity, Certain Fees, Clients of Other CPAs
  8. Rules -- General Standards, Confidentiality, Records
  9. Rules -- Advertising, Responsibility for Other Persons
  10. Rules -- Form of Practice and Name
  11. Rules -- Continuing Professional Education and Licensing
  12. Rules -- Discipline
  13. Rules -- Peer Review
  14. Case Study
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or New York CPA Ethics – General Studies Course 4

Course Topics

  1. Ethics in General
  2. New York CPA Ethics
  3. New York State Education Law
  4. Regents’ Rules, Part 29, Unprofessional Conduct
  5. Regulations of the Commissioner
  6. Professional Misconduct and Discipline
  7. AICPA/NYSSCPAs
  8. Case Studies

A licensee can take either the general ethics course or an ethics course in a concentration area to meet the ethics requirement.

A licensee completing the annual CPE requirement by taking 40 credits in any combination of the six recognized subject areas can count the ethics credits toward his/her annual CPE total in the CPE tracking year that the ethics course is actually taken.

A licensee completing his/her annual CPE requirement by taking 24 credits concentrated in accounting, attest, auditing, taxation, advisory services, or specialized knowledge may count the ethics credits toward his/her annual total only if the ethics course is in the subject area of the concentration. An individual who is completing a concentration may take the general ethics course to meet the ethics requirement but may not count those ethics credits toward the 24 concentration credits.

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AICPA Clarified Attestation Standards
AICPA Code of Professional Conduct
Accounting Standards and SEC Reporting
Accounting for Business Combinations and Consolidated Financial Reporting
Accounting for Income Taxes
Accounting for Intangible Assets and Other Capitalization Issues
Accounting for Inventories
Accounting for Investments
Accounting for Leases
Accounting for Pensions and Compensated Absences
Adjustments to Income Tax Liability: Credits, Alternative Minimum Tax, FICA (2020)
Audit Evidence: Applications
Audit Evidence: Concepts
Audit Planning and Risk Assessment for External Auditors
Auditing from 30,000 Feet
Bankruptcy
Business Information Systems
CIA Ethics
CMA Ethics
Calculating Tax Liability for C Corporations (2020)
Choosing the Best Entity for a New Business (2020)
Compilation of Financial Statements -- Clarified Standards
Contracts: Elements
Corporate: S Corporation Formation and Operation (2020)
Corporate: Taxable Income (2020)
Corporations: Nature, Formation, and Financing
Cost Accumulation Systems -- Traditional
Cost Management Terminology and Concepts
Current Liabilities
Decision Analysis: Operating Leverage, Breakeven, and CVP Analysis
Deducting Casualty and Theft Losses (2020)
EA/RTRP Ethics
Estates, Trusts, and Wealth Transfer (2020)
Ethics for CMAs
Ethics in Tax Practice
Ethics in Tax Practice (2020)
Financial Accounting for Tax Practitioners (2020)
Financial Statement Audit Reports
Financial Statements: Disclosures
Firm's Capital Structure
Firm's Cost of Capital and Short-Term Financing
Florida CPA Ethics
Forensic Accounting: A Fraud Emphasis
Governmental Accounting: Concepts and the CAFR
High-Income Employees: Highly Compensated Employees Hot Spots (2020)
Hot Spots for Retirees: Retired Individuals (2020)
Hot Topics for Landlords: Residential Property Investors (2020)
Individual: Above-the-Line Deductions and Losses (2020)
Individual: Accounting Methods, Filing Status, and Dependency Status (2020)
Individual: Business Expenses/Losses (2020)
Individual: Exclusions from GI (2020)
Individual: Gross Income (2020)
Individual: Itemized Deductions (2020)
Information Technology: Computer File Storage and Systems Security
Information Technology: Hardware, Software, and Networks
Internal Auditing: Compliance Auditing and Other Types of Engagements
Internal Control: Basic Concepts for the External Auditor
Internal Control: Cycle Approach
Introduction to Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR) and Multinational Transactions (2020)
Landlord and Tenant
Lessons for the Accountant from Frauds Related to Misappropriation of Assets
Lessons for the Auditor from Major Accounting Frauds
Lessons for the Tax Preparer (2020)
Limited Liability Companies
Main Differences between International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
Microeconomics 1: Basics
Microeconomics 2: Marginal Analysis and Market Structures
Mortgages
New Financial Statement Audit Reports (Effective for Audits of Financial Statements for Periods Ending on or after 12/15/2021)
New York CPA Ethics – General Studies Course
Not-for-Profit Entities: Accounting and Reporting
Partnership Basics: Basis and Allocation of Income and Loss (2020)
Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness
Payroll (2020)
Practice before the IRS (2020)
Preparation of Financial Statements -- Clarified Standards
Preparation of a Statement of Cash Flows
Preparation of the Statement of Changes in Equity
Property Transactions: Basis and Capital Gains & Losses (2020)
Property Transactions: Character and Recognition for Property Sales and Exchange (2020)
Recovering the Cost of Capitalized Assets: Depreciation, Amortization, and Depletion (2020)
Reporting Income from Debt Cancellation (2020)
Reporting Issues: Topics for the Independent Auditor
Revenue from Contracts with Customers
Schedule C Hot Spots: Sole Proprietors (2020)
Section 179 Deductions (2020)
Self-Employed Payroll Hot Spots: S Corporation and LLC Compensation (2020)
Staying Current with Tax Laws: Federal Tax Update (2020)
Tax Procedures (2020)
The 30,000-Foot View: Taxes for Businesses (2020)
The Auditor's Consideration of Fraud
The New Section 199A: Qualified Business Income Deduction (2019)
The Vacation Home (2020)
Wills, Estate Administration, and Trusts
Working from Home: The Home Office Deduction (2020)