Dates & Locations
Th 8/25 Costa Mesa
F 9/23 Culver City
M 10/24 Woodland Hills
F 11/11 Costa Mesa
F 12/16 Pasadena
W 1/11 Costa Mesa
M 1/30 Woodland Hills
Th 2/16 Culver City
Th 3/29 Culver City
Th 4/26 Pasadena
Th 5/17 Costa Mesa
Classes meet
Ethics Education starts promptly at 9:00 am
Regulatory Review starts at 1:00 pm
taught by
Marcy Beck, Peter Lett, Seid Sadat, or Deborah Watson
$125 for Ethics Education $90 for Regulatory Review Or both courses for only $199! !
Lunch is included if attending both parts.
Overview
No Prerequisites
No Advance Preparation
NASBA ET, REGULATORY REVIEW NASBA RR
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Ethics Education
Recommended 4 CPE Hours
Required every 2 years
NO TEST
Review of nationally recognized codes of conduct emphasizing how the codes relate to professional responsibilities to clients, employers, employees and other colleagues. Case-based instruction will focus on real-life situational learning and ethical dilemmas facing the accounting profession. Interactive format encourages attendees to present their own business ethics issues and receive advice. Learn how to protect yourself from ethical breaches, legal liabilities and your license. Recommended 4 CPE hours. Morning Session
"The materials were straight-forward and easy to follow. Our presenter was knowledgeable and brought the class into discussion with real world examples." - Rachel Kirkley, Pepperdine University
"The class was very good. Frankly I do not look forward to attending Ethics seminars because they have been boring. But the instructor made it interesting, practical, and provided food for thought. The day went quickly" - John Hornick, CPA
Regulatory Review
Recommended 2 CPE Hours
Regulatory Review complies with the State Board New 2 CPE hour requirement (required every 6 years)
NO TEST
Coverage includes review of the California Accountancy Act and Regulations with focus on recent changes effective Jan.1, 2010 affecting continuing education, peer review and inactive license status. Discussion of how specified articles relate to the practice of public accountancy is examined. A review of historic and recent disciplinary actions taken by the CBA highlights misconduct which led to licensees being disciplined. A complete copy of the State Board of Accountancy Act and the Regulations will be provided. Afternoon Session
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