Ethics: Protecting the Integrity of Florida CPAs (0004980)
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Overview:
Ethics:
Protecting the Integrity of Florida CPAs (0004980)
November 4, 2024
In this world of unprecedented change and events, CPAs need to remain grounded in ethical principles more than ever as they interact with clients, employers, and regulatory authorities. Through engaging dialogue and discussion, we will discuss the current practice of the accounting profession and application of specific rules and requirements.
This course reviews the frameworks provided in the Florida Statutes, the Rules of the Florida Board of Accountancy, and the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct that define your actions as a Florida CPA. This course is designed for CPAs in all areas of practice and fulfills the biennial ethics requirements for Florida CPAs.
Schedule:
Monday, November 4, 2024
Ethics
Time: Monday 8:30am - 12:00pm Credits: 4 ET
Objectives:
- Describe how codes of conduct, professional responsibilities, and core values of the profession issued by various organizations impact the practice of accounting.
- Identify how Florida Statutes 455 and 473 and Florida Administrative Code 61H1 provide guidance for ethical practice.
- Identify how newly revised/ proposed interpretations, rulings, and legislation affect Florida licensees.
- Recognize practice and compliance issues such as independence that affect ethical conduct.
Presenters:
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Michael Stephen Kridel, CPA, CFC, CFF, CITP
PrincipalMichael S. Kridel, CPA, PAMichael Kridel has practiced public accounting in South Florida since graduation from George Washington University in 1974. He reestablished his solo practice in being a principal and litigation services practice leader of Rehmann Robson, a Top 100 national accounting firm, from 2013 to 2018. Previously, Mr. Kridel was a partner in Daszkal Bolton from 1996 to...
Read more about Michael Stephen Kridel here
Presenters:
Michael Stephen Kridel, CPA, CFC, CFF, CITP
PrincipalMichael S. Kridel, CPA, PAMichael Kridel has practiced public accounting in South Florida since graduation from George Washington University in 1974. He reestablished his solo practice in being a principal and litigation services practice leader of Rehmann Robson, a Top 100 national accounting firm, from 2013 to 2018. Previously, Mr. Kridel was a partner in Daszkal Bolton from 1996 to...Read more about Michael Stephen Kridel hereMajor Topics:
- AICPA Code of Professional Conduct
- Business ethics
- Chapters 455 and 473, F.S.
- 61H1 F.A.C.
- Common violations of Florida laws and rules
- Client record retention
- Competency
- CPE requirements
- Disciplinary actions
- Independence
- Integrity and objectivity
- Licensure requirements – individuals and firms
- Peer Review Practice mobility
Major Topics:
- AICPA Code of Professional Conduct
- Business ethics
- Chapters 455 and 473, F.S.
- 61H1 F.A.C.
- Common violations of Florida laws and rules
- Client record retention
- Competency
- CPE requirements
- Disciplinary actions
- Independence
- Integrity and objectivity
- Licensure requirements – individuals and firms
- Peer Review Practice mobility
Designed For:
This course is designed for CPAs in all areas of practice and fulfills the biennial ethics requirements for Florida CPAs.
Prerequisites:
NoneAccommodations:
Accommodations:
Conference and Hotel Location
Renaissance Fort Lauderdale West Hotel
1230 South Pine Island Rd.
Plantation, FL 33324
FICPA Room Rate: $195++ Deluxe Room
Hotel Cutoff Deadline: Friday, October 4, 2024*
*Reservations made after the cutoff date will be subject to availability and current room rate. Please note that the conference accommodation rate is subject to sell out prior to the advertised reservation cut off date.
*** Upon completion of your registration for the conference, you will receive an email confirmation with the hotel link to book your accommodations***
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