Course number: ETH061206

This course has been approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. It covers standards of professional conduct and business practices adhered to by accountants such as CPAs in order to enhance their profession and maximize idealism, justice and fairness when dealing with the public, clients and other members of their profession. It also presents an ethical overview, the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct and the threats and safeguards approach to coping with ethical dilemmas. Chapter 3 covers Florida Ethics, including a review of key sections within Chapter 61H1: Administrative Code, Chapter 473: Regulation of Professions and Occupations—Public Accountancy, and Chapter 455: Business and Professional Regulation: General Provisions. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Regulatory Ethics    Course credit: 4 hours

Course number: ETH142506

This course is approved to meet the 4 hour ethics CPE requirement for New York. Covers standards of professional conduct and business practices adhered to by CPAs in order to enhance their profession and maximize idealism, justice, and fairness when dealing with the public, clients and other members of their profession. It also presents an approach—the threats and safeguards approach—to coping with ethical dilemmas. Also included are some cases of AICPA ethics violations. Also covers the specific New York State Statutes, Code of Professional Conduct, and an overview of recent case studies pertaining to Board rules. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes text, interactive study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Regulatory Ethics     Course credit: 4 hours

Course number: ETH050104

This course is designed to meet the 2 hour CPE requirement for Enrolled Agents and Other Tax Return Preparers (OTRPs). It covers topics from the Circular 230, such as the duties and restrictions relating to practice before the Internal Revenue Service and the sanctions for violation of the regulations. This course further outlines the tax practice standards issued by the AICPA, which include Standards for Tax Services No. 1 – No. 7. Also found throughout the course are recent court cases and investigations resulting from the unethical actions of tax practitioners. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Regulatory Ethics    Course credit: 2 hours

Course number: ETH212001

This is a 4 hour course for Utah covering standards of professional conduct and business practices adhered to by accountants such as CPAs in order to enhance their profession and maximize idealism, justice and fairness when dealing with the public, clients and other members of their profession. It also presents the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct and an approach—the threats and safeguards approach—to coping with ethical dilemmas. As required by Utah, this course includes 1 CPE hour of education on the Utah Certified Public Accountant Licensing Act. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Regulatory Ethics    Course credit: 4 hours

Course number: ETH730123

**FOR 2023** Must be completed in 2023. This course meets the 4 hour ethics CPE requirement for Washington and has been approved by the Washington Board of Accountancy. In this course, we will define ethics and provide you with reasons you should be encouraged to continue educating yourself with the goal of achieving the highest standards of ethical conduct. The course will then discuss ethical reasoning and its application to common dilemmas that you may experience. Throughout this course, you will be provided with a summary of the rules and regulations specific to the Washington State in regards to practicing CPAs. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service. Note: Course is year-specific and must be completed during 2023.

NASBA field of study: Regulatory Ethics    Course credit: 4 hours

Course number: ETH202411

This course, approved by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, is designed to meet the 4 hour ethics CPE requirement for Texas. It covers the definition of ethics, ethical reasoning and its application to common dilemmas, the core values of the CPA profession, and the Texas Board Rules of Professional Conduct. This course has been specifically reviewed and approved by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Regulatory Ethics    Course credit: 4 hours

Course number: ETH150805

This course has been approved by the Ohio Board and contains an overview of ethical concepts, surveys relating to employee misconduct, recent accounting fraud cases, an outline of large corporate accounting scandals, pertinent sections from the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, Chapter 4701—Accountancy Board Law, Chapter 4701-11—Ohio State Board of Accountancy Ethical Standards, and the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct. Some of the topics discussed in this course are: the retention and maintenance of work papers, the requirements for maintaining an active registration when using the title of designation, the rules regarding commissions and referral fees, confidential information, contingent fees, acts discreditable, along with the public expectations of the responsibilities of CPAs, and the enforcement of rules on ethics. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Regulatory Ethics    Course credit: 3 hours

Course number: ETH920501

This course is designed to meet the 2 hour CPE requirement for Enrolled Agents and Other Tax Return Preparers (OTRPs). Despite predictably frequent calls for simplifying the U.S. Tax Code and the 2017 passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), it becomes increasingly complex over time. At its more than 3% annual growth in size since 1945, it was projected to exceed 96,000 pages by the year 2020. Because of the enormity of the Code and its complexity, taxpayers often seek the assistance of knowledgeable professionals to represent them with respect to tax and other matters before the IRS. However, the ability to represent a client before the IRS is, with certain exceptions, extremely limited. This course will look at the important subject of client representation before the IRS. Practice Before the IRS addresses the nature of practice before the IRS, identifies those permitted to engage in such practice and examines the power of attorney under which a taxpayer authorizes another to engage in it on his or her behalf. Course level: Basic. Prerequisites: None. Course includes integrated text and study guide, final exam, and grading service.

NASBA field of study: Regulatory Ethics    Course credit: 2 hours