Attention CPAs Registered in NYS: What are the New Rules and a Portion of the Ethics Foundation Course
| Date/Time: | 2/11/2010 - 8:00am - 8:30am - Registration and Continental Breakfast; 8:30am - 10:00am - Presentation - New Rules & Changes; 10:20am - 12:10pm - Presentation - Part of Ethics Course; 12:10pm - 1:00pm - Lunch | | Location: | Yono's Restaurant, 25 Chapel Street, Albany, NY | | Topic: | What are the New Rules and a Portion of the Ethics Foundation Course | | Format: | Lecture and Group Discussion | | Speaker(s): | Daniel Dustin, CPA, Executive Secretary of the New York State Board for Public Accountancy;
Kevin McCoy, CPA, Director, Marvin and Company, PC
| | Objectives: | To obtain an understanding of the changes to the NYS Accountancy Law and familiarize CPAs with the State rules and regulations that govern CPA licensure and practice in New York State, with the codes of professional conduct of the New York State Society of CPAs and the AICPA, and with current developments in the ethics environment for CPAs. | | CPE's: | 4 Hours | | Cost: | $50 for AGA, NYSSCPA and IMA Members;
$75 for Others | | Prerequisites: | Some familiarity with CPA rules and ethics | | Advanced Prep: | None required | | Field of Study: | Specialized Knowledge and Applications / Ethics | | NYS License No.: | | Event Details: The Association of Government Accountants, the Foundation for Accounting Education, and the Institute of Management Accountants are pleased to announce a seminar on February 11,
2010 on the changes in the NYS accountancy law and a portion of the required Ethics Foundation Course.
The new accountancy law has dramatically changed how the CPA profession is regulated in New York State, including CPAs in public practice, industry and government. The law requires that all individuals practicing public accountancy or using the title
certified public accountant or public accountant, or the designation CPA or PA must register with the State Education Department and meet the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) requirements.
This seminar addresses this important issue and will include:
• An introduction of the topic from the Executive Secretary of the State Board for Public Accountancy
• An overview of the new law and its effect on CPAs in New York State
• Amendments to the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education relating to the licensure requirements for CPAs
• The new expanded scope of practice for CPAs, and issues relating to the experience requirement for licensure
• The new registration and mandatory CPE requirements
• Limited permits/temporary practice permits/nonattest mobility
• Mandatory quality review of attest services
• Outreach program to all CPAs practicing in New York
This two-hour CPE Ethics component covers the topics of a portion of the foundation course in professional ethics, including ethical foundations and ethical guidance for New York State
CPAs. Ethical foundations topics to be covered are: An introduction to ethical concepts, the psychology of moral development, judgment and values, the sociology of professions,
virtue and the role of rules of ethics, public expectations of CPA’s responsibilities, and ethical dilemmas. Ethical guidance topics considered will include: the role of the Office of Professions in New York, New York State rules on ethics, AICPA and NYSSCPA Codes of Professional Conduct, comparison of state rules and professional codes, enforcement of rules on ethics.
Lunch Choices:
Chicken Balinese with Orange Ginger and Coconut Milk
Sliced Beef with a Vintage Port Wine Sauce
Bakmi Goreng (Vegetarian) Indonesian Noodle with Baby Bok Choy, Asian Cabbage and Sweet Soy
Recommended CPE Credits:
2 Hours - Specialized Knowledge and Applications
2 Hours - Ethics
FAE’s NYS CPE Sponsor Number: 000372
Check to ensure that the CPE credits offered meet the requirements of
your certifying organization.
Click here to view or download a PDF version of the event flyer
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Substitutions can be made prior to events; however, non-members will be required to pay the differential rate if replacing a member. Cancellations for most Chapter events are required at least 48 hours in advance of the day of the event. No shows will be billed for the full cost of the event. All payments or government vouchers are due on or before the day of the event. You can mail prepayments to:
AGA New York Capital Chapter
PO Box 1923
Albany, NY 12201
Reimbursement of prepayments will be made if cancellations are made at least 48 hours in advance.
To cancel registration, please contact our registrar, Kevin Smith at (518) 437-9390 ext 233 or e-mail him at kevin.smith2@oig.hhs.gov |
Updated by: LBrown on 1/19/2010 12:56:10 PM
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