Colorado CPA Ethics
Ethics for Colorado CPAs - CR&R
- 2 CPE Hours
- State: Colorado
- Online Self-Study
- Course #9055G
100% money-back guarantee for 45 days. No extra fees for exams or certificates.
About This Course
This course satisfies the Colorado-specific ethics requirement by reviewing the laws, rules, and policies governing the practice of public accounting in Colorado. It walks through the Colorado Revised Statutes applicable to accountants, the Rules of the Colorado State Board of Accountancy, and the Board’s policy statements, with attention to certificate renewal, active and inactive status requirements, peer review, permissible continuing professional education subject areas, and the disciplinary actions the Board may take. Grounded in the Board’s consumer-protection mission and illustrated with real disciplinary examples, the course helps Colorado CPAs understand and meet their professional and regulatory obligations under state law.
Learning Objectives
- To recall the Board’s peer review requirements
- To identify requirements and restrictions of active and inactive Colorado certificants
- To recognize the requirements of renewal for certificate holders
- To identify the permissible subject areas for continuing professional education
- To recall the revised CPE requirement regarding excess CR&R hours
Course Details
What You Get
- Course materials available immediately after purchase
- Online final exam with instant grading
- Instant certificate of completion, kept in My Account
- No additional fees for exams, grading or certificates
- A full refund within 45 days of purchase if you are not satisfied for any reason
Not sure how many ethics hours you need? See the Colorado CPA CPE requirements.
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