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ICYMI | Accounting in the Public Interest

An Historical Perspective on Professional Ethics

By  Steven Mintz, PhD

August 2019 0

In Brief The commitment to serve the public interest in accounting has eroded, as personal and business relationships with clients and client management increasingly create…

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Accounting in the Public Interest

An Historical Perspective on Professional Ethics

By  Steven Mintz, PhD

March 2018 0

In Brief The commitment to serve the public interest in accounting has eroded, as personal and business relationships with clients and client management increasingly create…

Featured

Reimagining Ethics Education

By  Steven Mintz, PhD

September 2017 0

The AICPA Code of Professional Conduct was re-codified on June 1, 2014, and became fully effective on December 15, 2014. A significant change in the…

News & Views

A Historical Episode of Professional Skepticism

The SEC’s Thomascolor Case against Haskins & Sells

By  Dale L. Flesher, PhD, CPA and Gary J. Previts, PhD, CPA

July 2016 0

“To perform their role properly—to assure that reported financial and economic successes are not illusory—auditors must approach their jobs with independence and skepticism.” —PCAOB Chairman…

Editorial

What’s Wrong with Putting the Clients First?

By  Richard H. Kravitz, MBA, CPA

March 2016 0

As CPAs, our raison d'être is to protect the public, to help instill trust and confidence in our corporate and public institutions. We are the…

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