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CPAs and Conflicts of Interest

A Recap of Recent AICPA Guidance

By  Kayla D. Booker, PhD, CPA and Quinton Booker, PhD, CPA

August 2016 0

The AICPA Code of Professional Conduct acknowledges that CPAs in both public practice and business may be faced with conflicts of interest when performing professional…

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Changes to Going Concern Disclosures

Accounting Guidance Shifts Responsibilities to Management

By  Kayla D. Booker, PhD, CPA and Quinton Booker, PhD, CPA

February 2016 0

Historically, auditors of financial statements have been charged with the assessment of an entity's ability to continue as a going concern (see AU 341, “The…

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