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Aicpa Professional Standards: U.S. Auditing Standards As Of June 1, 1984, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants
Aicpa Professional Standards: U.S. Auditing Standards As Of June 1, 1984, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants
AICPA Professional Standards
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Aicpa Professional Standards: Statements On Responsibilities In Tax Practice As Of June 1, 1984, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Committee On Federal Taxation
Aicpa Professional Standards: Statements On Responsibilities In Tax Practice As Of June 1, 1984, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Committee On Federal Taxation
AICPA Professional Standards
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Aicpa Professional Standards: Accounting And Review Standards As Of June 1, 1984, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Accounting And Review Services Committee
Aicpa Professional Standards: Accounting And Review Standards As Of June 1, 1984, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Accounting And Review Services Committee
AICPA Professional Standards
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Concepts Of Professional Ethics [1984];Rules Of Conduct Of The Code Of Professional Ethics As Amended January 6, 1983 [1984];Bylaws And Implementing Resolutions Of Council As Amended May 10, 1983 [1984], American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants
Concepts Of Professional Ethics [1984];Rules Of Conduct Of The Code Of Professional Ethics As Amended January 6, 1983 [1984];Bylaws And Implementing Resolutions Of Council As Amended May 10, 1983 [1984], American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants
AICPA Professional Standards
Concepts of Professional Ethics is a philosophical essay approved by the professional ethics division. The essay suggests behavior which CPAs should strive for beyond the minimum level of acceptable conduct set forth in the Rules of Conduct. It has not been subjected to vote of the membership and is not intended to establish enforceable standards. The Rules of Conduct have been adopted by the membership and the AICPA Bylaws, section 7.4, provide that members who violate the Rules of Conduct are subject to discipline. The Rules of Conduct as set forth herein are further amplified by rulings and interpretations contained …