CPE in the 80s : a compendium of papers written by members of a planning task force of the AICPA\u27s Educational Materials Exchange Committee

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Sample engagement letters for an accounting practice

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National CPE Curriculum : a pathway to excellence

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AICPA professional standards: Code of professional conduct as of June 1, 1998

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AICPA Professional Standards: Continuing professional education as of June 1, 1999

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AICPA Professional Standards: Continuing professional education as of June 1, 2003

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Auditor\u27s Approach to Statistical Sampling, Volume 1. Introduction of Statistical Concepts and Estimation of Dollar Values

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AICPA Professional Standards: Continuing professional education as of June 1, 2002

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Statement on standards for formal continuing professional education (CPE) programs

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Proposed statement on standards for formal continuing professional education (CPE) programs;Statement on standards for formal continuing professional education (CPE) programs; Exposure draft (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants), 1990, June 1

This proposed statement on standards for formal Continuing Professional Education (CPE) programs was developed by the AlCPA\u27s CPE Standards Subcommittee. It was approved for issuance by the AICPA Board of Directors and CPE Executive Committee. The standards incorporate parts of and supersede the AlCPA\u27s 1971 Resolution of Council regarding CPE and the 1976 Statement on Standards for Formal Group and Formal Self-Study Programs. The standards were widely exposed and the feedback carefully considered in order to promote uniformity and gain the widest possible acceptance from individual state boards of accountancy, the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), state societies of CPAs, other professional associations, appropriate government agencies, and other interested parties. The AICPA urges all groups who set CPE standards for accounting professionals to adopt these standards. The AICPA plans to interpret and revise these standards as necessary.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/aicpa_sop/1534/thumbnail.jp