CPE PACKAGES (Incl. Ethics) for Multiple States and Qualifications @ $4/credit. CLICK HERE to view.
CPE PACKAGES (Incl. Ethics) for Multiple States and Qualifications @ $4/credit. CLICK HERE to view.
4 CPE credit of Ethics for all Maryland CPAs
4 General Educational credit for Tax Professionals / Bookkeepers / Accountants
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This free CPE course satisfies the Four-hour ethics requirement for all licensees in the state of Maryland. It covers interpretations of ethics rules and professional ethics. This ethics CPE course for Maryland CPAs also covers the AICPA Ethics interpretations of the Code, particularly in the independence area.
Major topics covered in this free ethics CPE webinar:
This Ethics course for Maryland CPAs helps with a discussion on the ethics of other professions such as attorneys and internal auditors and comparison to the CPA code of ethics. It also covers a discussion on relevant court cases and the current Enron case.
This Online Continuing Professional Education webinar is recommended for CPAs in Maryland aiming to complete their regulatory ethics CPE requirements.
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Decent, I can't complain too much since this is a free ethics CPE program. The wording of the final exam had several grammatical errors and some of the questions were difficult to understand.
