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Case Studies in CPAs Gone Bad

Wednesday, June 11, 2025
10-11:40 a.m. Central
2 CPE (2 non-technical)  |  2 Ethics

Course code: 25WM-0013
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CPAs are unfortunately in the news for negative reasons far too frequently. Discuss recent ethics scandals and unveil how and why the unethical or illegal behavior occurred. Examine the reasons why it was unethical, what should have been done to prevent it, why bad behavior persists and what actions may be required to reduce unethical behavior in the profession.

Major subjects

  • Case studies highlighting unethical behavior -- embezzlement, self-dealing, conflicts of interest and faulty oversight
  • Reasons why CPAs act unethically
  • Legal and ethical reforms -- are they addressing ethical problems or are other interventions needed?

Learning objectives

  • Understand recent examples of unethical behavior and what led to those actions
  • Understand why unethical behavior persists and explore whether legal/ethical reforms have addressed ethical problems

Who should take this program?

  • CPAs of all levels and in all sectors

Pricing

Standard Member Fee $99.00
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More program information

Instructor David Schultz, PhD, JD
Location Online
Area
of study
Ethics
Field(s)
of study
Behavioral Ethics - Non-Technical (2.0)
Level Basic
Format Group Internet Based
Sponsor Minnesota Society of CPAs
NASBA ID#: 139884
Prerequisites Prereq. None
Advance
prep
None
Cancellation
policy
Receive a full refund if you cancel at least four business days before the event start date.
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