CPA Regulatory Ethics: Mobility and Client Trust

Overview

This course explores the ethical aspects of CPA mobility and building trusting client relationships. It covers substantial equivalency, professional conduct in a digital age, and the ethical delivery of value-added services.

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Regulator 

 

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Objectives

At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to:

  • identify details and benefits of mobility and substantial equivalency for CPAs
  • recall key principles and threats in the AICPA code of professional 
  • conduct remember risks for tax practitioners using social media
  • identify services to strengthen client trust 
  • recall tips for facilitating client transitions and obtaining referrals

Designed For:

CPAs are interested in multi-state practice and/or enhancing client relationships. Particularly valuable for practitioners using social media, considering practice expansion, or aiming to become trusted advisors.


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Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.

Advanced Preparation: None