New York CPA Ethics
Ethics for New York CPAs - Foundations Course
- 4 CPE Hours
- State: New York
- Online Self-Study
- Course #9190I
100% money-back guarantee for 45 days. No extra fees for exams or certificates.
About This Course
This course fulfills New York’s foundational ethics requirement by combining a grounding in ethical reasoning with the rules that govern professional practice in the state. It opens with an introduction to the study of ethics — its history, function, and the motivations behind ethical behavior — and then examines common ethical dilemmas and related issues practitioners encounter. From there it covers the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct, including the Rules of Conduct applicable to members in public practice, members in business, and other members. Final chapters address professional regulation in New York State and the Rules of the Board of Regents, helping New York CPAs apply sound ethical judgment while meeting their state regulatory obligations.
Learning Objectives
- To recognize the history and function of ethics
- To recognize motivations for following ethical behavior
- To recognize the rules of the Code of Professional Conduct
- To identify the structure of professional regulation in New York and the responsibilities of the Board
- To recognize the general provisions of the Board of Regents rules on unprofessional conduct
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 New York CPA CPE requirements.
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