Apply key strategies in maintaining independence in client engagements.
Many entities look to their CPA as a trusted advisor when tackling complex accounting topics. This is more relevant now than ever. The FASB's big three accounting pronouncements involving revenue recognition, leasing and credit losses have placed a magnifying glass on this reality. Practitioners need to exercise caution to ensure they maintain independence as they assist their review and audit clients with such matters, as well as with compilation engagements. This course addresses these issues and explores best practices and guidance provided by the AICPA's Code of Professional Conduct.
Field of Study: Regulatory Ethics
Dr. Christopher Harper, CPA, MBA – Chris is a CPA with the heart of a teacher. He is an assistant professor of accounting with Grand Valley State University's Seidman College of Business. He also serves as a senior manager and director of education for Hungerford CPAs & Advisors. Chris has been serving tax and accounting needs of closely held business and individuals since 1998.
