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(SSET403/26) Surgent’s Ethical Considerations for CPAs

CPAs today face greater challenges than ever to maintain the high ethical standards of their profession. This course provides a framework within which to consider the ethical challenges facing CPAs and focuses on ethical requirements that CPAs must adhere to in their everyday practice, including practical examples of potential ethical dilemmas that practitioners may encounter....

Non Member: $180
Credit Hours: 4

(LIET02/27) General Ethics for Business Professionals

Unethical behavior can ruin professional careers. It can also result in fines, penalties, or even a loss of licensure. This course focuses on the moral dilemmas regularly faced by those that work in either public accounting or industry and how to making the most ethical decisions.

Non Member: $90
Credit Hours: 2

(LIET06/27) Professional Skepticism – Creating a Mindset for Finding Fraud and Error

The public places high value assurance services provided by an external public accountant, as the CPA's involvement directly enhances the degree of confidence intended users can place on the financial statements to make economic decisions. A proper mindset, including professional skepticism, is a critical feature of a high-quality audit or other attest service. Professional skepticism...

Non Member: $90
Credit Hours: 2

(LIET13/27) General Business Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct

Unethical behavior can ruin professional careers, and could result in fines, penalties, or even a loss of licensure. Every CPA must comply with the AICPA's Code of Professional Conduct, which is a hallmark of the CPA designation. CPAs in public practice must overcome higher barriers, such as when attest service providers must also retain independence....

Non Member: $180
Credit Hours: 4

(LIET15/27) Behavioral Ethics: Ethical Leadership Under Pressure

Attendees will leave with a clear, actionable approach to developing or strengthening a security program that is appropriate to their firm's size and complexity and can be supported with consistent documentation and review practices.

Non Member: $45
Credit Hours: 1

(LIET21/27) Behavioral Ethics: Ethics in Advisory and Consulting Engagements

Navigate the unique ethical challenges that arise in advisory and consulting work, where judgment, independence, and client pressure often collide. This course examines real-world scenarios and behavioral risks to help professionals maintain objectivity, uphold standards, and deliver ethical, defensible advice.

Non Member: $45
Credit Hours: 1