Can a CPA firm loan staff to an attest client?
Understand the changes to the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct’s independence rules relating to loaning staff to an attest client.
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Understand the changes to the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct’s independence rules relating to loaning staff to an attest client.
The AICPA’s revised “Information Systems Services” ethics interpretation can help members avoid crossing the line that may lead to providing prohibited nonattest services.
Ethics guidance changed this week for CPAs as a result of new interpretations and revised interpretations issued by the AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee.
The effective date of the “Information Systems Services” interpretation has been further delayed by the AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee, which also issued a temporary policy statement related to employment statutes that may conflict with independence interpretations.
The AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee issued a proposal Tuesday that addresses provisions in the recently amended SEC independence rules.
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