2 CPE This course provides an overview of ethical challenges and dilemmas that accountants frequently face and provides strategies for dealing with those dilemmas.
The course draws on several real-world frauds to illustrate the “slippery slope” that often leads to fraudulent behavior. The course also covers the three elements of the “The Fraud Triangle”, providing insight into the conditions that can result in fraud.
This course covers the Professional Ethics material contained in the content specification outline for the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) Part 2 examination.
Topics include:
- Ethical considerations for accounting professionals.
- Ethical dilemmas.
- Examples of fraud.
- Strategies for dealing with ethical dilemmas.
- The Fraud Triangle.
- Differences between legal and ethical behavior.
- Ethical aspects of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX).
- Ethical considerations for accounting organizations.
Course Key Concepts: Ethics, ethical behavior, fraud, collusion, embezzlement, Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX), Financial Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), WorldCom fraud, Sunbeam fraud, The Fraud Triangle, Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) Statement of Ethical Professional Practice.
Learning Objectives
- Explore the four standards of the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) “Statement of Ethical ProfessionalPractice”, competence, confidentiality, integrity, and credibility.
- Recognize how ethical issues such as manipulation of results, analysis, and budgets can develop.
- Identify the appropriate course of action for management accountants to take when confronted with an ethical dilemma.
- Identify the three components of the Fraud Triangle model.
- Identify the purpose of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the practices it prohibits
- Identify the requirements of Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) Section 406, Code of Ethics for Senior Financial Officers.
- Distinguish between ethical behavior and legal compliance.
- Identify the key elements of a conflict of interest provision.
- Explain the importance of ethical codes of conduct for organizations.
Last updated/reviewed: March 21, 2024
220 Reviews (1074 ratings)
Reviews
Anonymous
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A thorough, easy-to-follow, widely encompassing course on professional ethics for
accountants. I liked the Fraud Triangle Model, The Need Driver for fraud and
how top management can rationalize fraud. Including the legal framework
was a great bonus! Thanks Tom!
Anonymous
(Manager)
Professional Ethics for Accountants course is an essential course offering invaluable insights into ethical considerations within the financial realm. With comprehensive modules, it equips aspiring accountants with the ethical framework necessary for navigating complex financial landscapes. Practical case studies and discussions ensure a deep understanding of ethical dilemmas, fostering integrity and trustworthiness in financial practice. Highly recommended.
Anonymous
(Manager - FAAS)
A little bit long and run on in some area, but overall a good course. I think some clarification on Arthur Anderson would be ideal. They did have bad partners in multiple engagements, but to categorize the entire firm, in light of the comments towards other business stating "I'm not attacking this company," was not the most efficient use of the training time. I think that clarity would make that area more impartial and less of an attack on that firm.
Anonymous
(Sr Accountant Lead)
This is a good course to remind employees of company ethics, policies and procedures. It is also a reminder that anyone, including upper management, can be involved in shady practices; therefore, make sure to question anything that looks suspicious or doesn't make sense to you, especially if you book entries for the company.
Lawrence Hirsch
(Controller at Builders design)
Tom this is a neat course. The ethics underpins all of human behavior and you do an excellent job of explaining how CMA's are co-joined in the efforts to mainatin credibility, integrity, and competence. Makes for a more meaningful and purposeful exisitence. Thanks for the course.
Larry
Monte Smith, CMA
(Chief Executive Officer at Gerding Companies, Inc)
One of the more thorough treatments of ethics for the accountant courses that I have experienced. A detailed look at the pillars of the Institute of Management Accountants ethics framework and ample consideration of real-world examples and case studies. Covers the topic very well!
Anonymous
(Evaluations Manager)
This course was a great refresher on ethics, including descriptions of the fraud triangle and specific regulations established for ethical purposes. Discussion of the real-world examples was also helpful in explaining the course material.
Anonymous
(CPA / Owner)
Thorough coverage of circumstances which may encourage unethical behavior and laws in place to provide accountability for such behaviors. Real world examples provided are interesting learning tools for understanding unethical behavior.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
An important course given the nature of greed and corruption which takes place in a select few organizations. Most recently, the FTX fraud could have been avoided if some simple but firm steps were taken by employees and stakeholders.
Rachel Fischer
(CFO at Odney)
the course was very informative. The supporting materials were very helpful. I liked all of the examples given by the instructor. They really helped me to understand the overarching ideas and concepts within the course.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
I recently encountered an ethical dilemma at work and have been looking for resources outlining a proper course of action from me, and this course provided just that. Very useful information in terms of practicality
Anonymous
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Excellent content. This course really did a good job at getting to the meat and potatoes of the content. The content, context, and multiple modes of representation they provide is highly effective and enjoyable!
Anonymous
(Risk and Controls Director)
the course is really interesting, with some well known but detailed example. Juste one criticism, the cours is a bit too long. It's difficult to stay focused, alone facing computer, during two and half hours.
Addison Webster
( at HOJ Management Co.)
This course is a good quick review of ethics rules. I particularly like the review of Sarbanes Oxley and the myriad of rules and regulations that financial professionals need to be aware of. thank you!
Anonymous
(Sr Internal Controls Specialist)
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Anonymous
(Director of Finance)
well done course, good refresher. I liked that it gave examples of ethical dilemmas in the workplace, and touched on the fraud triangle reenforcing how management should be acting at a high level.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
A little long but good clear information. Examples were great and material was presented in a logical easy to follow manner. Would recommend this to anyone needing a good ethics refresher course.
Anonymous
(Corporate Controller)
Tom does a great job in his classes. They are informative and well presented. In addition, he does a great job in providing supporting documentation to assist with the learning. Great class!
Krystal Graziano
(Internal Audit at Community Choice Credit Union)
Great overview to provide student with ethics overview. Includes descriptions of applicable laws but also some good examples of ethical issues known to have occured at larger companies.
Anonymous
(CFO)
I enjoyed this course; it was interesting and informative. The real-world stories were much more interesting and memorable than just going through the legal language some course focus on.
Adil Shah
(Technology Risk Analyst at Flagstar Bank)
Too long of a course - material can be condensed. Instructor did a good job though explaining the material, can just be done more efficiently. Maybe spend less time on real world examples
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
The course was very informative. I enjoyed the material and how the instructor kept the information relevant by adding life examples of companies that did not conduct business ethically.
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
Very good overview with interesting real-world examples. Each class was clear and concise. The instructor did a good job of explaining each situation and the following resolution.
Stephen Rykwalder
(Internal Audit at Public Company)
Ethics is always a good topic. It is interesting that some people still think laws and ethics are the same thing, so it is always nice to see that being addressed in these courses.
ERICA CARPER
(Controller at MWP)
Interesting stories to illustrate the objectives was appreciated. Also I found that his scenarios made the principles a LOT more relatable, which is what really matters anyway.
Mason Winnie
(Private Equity Accountant at DLC Group)
I really enjoyed the real world examples that the instructor brought into the lesson plan. They helped bridge the learning material. Overall, the course was interesting.
Todd Smith
( at Horizon Commercial Pools)
Good course to get caught back up on ethical considerations. Seems obvious, but always good to be reminded of the some of the background cases and how things can occur.
Inna Shmukler
(Controller at Fornetix LLC)
Very good overview course. Covers many aspects and uses good real-life examples. It says it is for the CMA's, but can be useful for anyone in the accounting profession.
Anonymous
(Assistant Controller)
Good course for people who work in a Publicly Traded Company. Important concepts to think about for management regarding internal controls and workplace environment.
Anonymous
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I enjoyed the fraud triangle conversation and application of rules from the FCPA vs SOX. It opens the eyes of CPAs to see where these rules and principles stem from.
Bjoern Franz
(Finance Director at BSMC GmbH)
I liked the view away from theory to actual cases in the real world. The speaker was easy to understand and made efforts to avoid unnecessary silence between topics.
Daniel Teglo
(Senior Accountant at Charter Communications)
I think it provides a good understanding why it is important to have good internal controls and why upper management must set the correct tone in an organization.
Anonymous
(None)
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Anonymous
(ACCOUNTING MANAGER)
The course is thorough, detailed and cleared, but a bit lengthy. It provides all the information about ethics and reminds me of the ethics that we learner about.
Anonymous
(Snr Accounting Consultant, CPA)
This course is a great refresher course of the fraud triangle and its components; differences between ethical and legal behavior. Professor Coghlan - thank you!
Scott Earley
(Accountant at Charter Communications)
I thought this course was very interesting and helpful. I thought the instructor explained the topic very well. I would recommend this course to others.
Anonymous
(Manager)
The course has been clear and concise and broke into several separate videos to ensure that you can learn at your own pace.
There are several case study.
Anonymous
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This course provided wonderful details and insight as to the development of ethical standards throughout this generation. I highly recommend this course.
Anonymous
(Assurance Specialist)
This is a good course. Gives various examples of ethical dilemmas that allows the participant to reflect on what should be done in difficult situations.
Lori Kulp
( at HRP Hitesh CPA)
I found the amount of corruption that the course outlines astonishing. The greed of the upper management of companies must be punished more harshly.
Anonymous
(SFA)
This is my first course which is written by Tom. Over all it is very interesting and informative - just what I have been expecting to see. Thank you.
Anonymous
(Finance Analyst)
Really good course, I was able to refresh my knowledge on ethical standards and fraud triangle. This course provided good examples for every topic.
Anonymous
(solo)
Great course. Stated learning objectives were met. Program materials were relevant and contributed to the achievement of the learning objectives
Brad Paul
(Accountant at Iron Mountain)
Very thorough and informative. Many historical aspects and case studies were provided to understand the evolution of ethics programs over time.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
Great overview on ethics for accountants. Insightful examples and case studies that supported concepts which were presented. I recommend it!
Anonymous
(ESG Process & Controls Manager)
This course has great examples from the real world that help explain the history as well as the current day application of ethical standards.
Ashton Stegner
(Accountant at Add Source Group)
This was very engaging, glad to get a reminder of these ethics laws and to think deeper about how I would react if faced with fraud at work.
Brandon Hanlon
(Senior Internal Auditor, IT SOX at Charter Communications)
Very practical information. The real life examples are shocking but its nice how he brings the topics to those real examples. Great speaker
Anonymous
(N/A)
The course was very informative, and the instructor provided good examples of ethical dilemmas, fraud and the changes brought about by SOX.
Holly Myers
( at Optum)
Great refresher of ethics. Reminded me of my college audit class, important to refresh the mind each year to see how ethics are handled.
Jeannine Gorman
(Controller at Dolben)
It was a long course considering only 2 CPE credits were earned. The examples were interesting, but overall, it was hard to stay focused.
Anonymous
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This course was a great way to refresh myself on a lot of the stuff I learned in my financial accounting and ethics courses in college.
Naomi Chung
( at Chung & Associates, Inc.)
Material was relevant to topic. The final exam actually covered items that were discussed in the course. Instructor was knowledgeable.
Nissa Savage
(CEO at SAVAGE ACCOUNTING INC)
This course hits the main points related to ethics and helps understand what unethical situations may look like and how to handle them.
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
This course provided a nice overview of ethics for accountants. It give's you good insight on why fraud often occurs in organizations.
Monica Elfstedt
( at ABSA)
Topics were engaging and informative. Speaker was interesting to listen to. Examples were great to improve understanding of content.
Anonymous
(President)
This was a great course. The fraud triangle is very important to reiterate how easy it is for people to rationalize their bad deeds.
Christopher Hole
(Director of Internal Audit at Roseburg Forest Products)
Quite thorough and well researched. Appreciated the following sections on the code of conduct and conflicts of interest statements.
Robert Hendry
(Controller at NRI)
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Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Great introduction course for ethics in accounting which covers Sarbanes Oxley. The instructor provided great real world examples.
DAVID EDWARDS
(Sr. Accountant at Calpine)
Great course! I truly learned a lot! I will recommend it to all of my peers. This is a great refresher that will come in handy.
SALLY LANE
(ACCOUNTS PAYABLE at Centracare)
This was very interesting information, and he was easy to listen to and understand. The videos with slides were helpful as well.
Anonymous
()
Very easy as compared with the ethics exam of CPA. However provide different understanding of ethics as compared to CPA ethics.
Sergey Bulychev
(Internal Auditor at CPC)
Repetition is the mother of learning. Measure it seven times - cut it off once. You can't easily catch a fish out of the pond
Anonymous
(Audit Manager)
Very well rounded ethics course. Would have appreciated 2.5 hours of CPE vs 2 hours of CPE since videos were 2.5 hours long.
Anonymous
(Corporate Accountant)
Professional Ethics for Accountants is a great course. It is easy to follow and a good review for me on this ethics topic.
Debbie Banks
( at Banks Accountancy LLC)
This has been my favorite course so far! Lots of interesting real-world examples to enhance understanding of the concepts.
Anonymous
()
Nice overall refresher on ethics in accounting. Helpful to put yourself in a situation and think through what you would do.
Anonymous
(Director, Governance)
Great ethics course that reviews the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Sarbanes-Oxley Act and general Ethical considerations.
Chelo Pallas
(Consultant at DLC Group)
I liked the course but did not like the speed of the course. This course took more than than two hours that it touted.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Clear and concise slides for reference and interesting real life examples that makes it easy to understand the concepts.
Anonymous
()
The course felt long for the amount of material to cover. However, it was an overall good review of professional ethics.
Anonymous
(Senior Auditor)
Lots of information!!! Great class! Loved the lesson on the "Fraud Triangle: Pressure, Opportunity and Rationalization."
Anonymous
(SVP)
Great course on the Professional Ethics of Accountants - provided good overview of the key guidance and considerations.
Anonymous
(Director)
Great content and easy to follow; each topic is relevant to the field of my work; will recommend this class to others.
Ayiku Momoh, CPA, MBA
( at Pelton Shepherd)
Great ethics discussion. The presenter was knoledgeable and eloquent. The links to the cases was also very relevant.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
This course serves as a good annual refresher into ethical standards and conduct for those in the finance profession.
Anonymous
(Owner)
The content was good, but the speaker was not very engaging and overused the buzzwords, deep dive and slippery slope.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Solid outline and nice examples to walk through. I liked the reminders on the fraud triangle and why SOX came about.
Thomas Simkiss
(Director of Cloud Solutions at Creoal Consulting)
Good course. I felt some of the case studies, while interesting, could have been left out or been a bit briefer.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Interesting course on ethics covering a lot of the famous frauds throughout history. Entertaining and educational.
Anonymous
(Associate Director)
The course provides great examples of why ethics is crucial and important for business and the accounting field.
Tyler Whitlock
(Director of IT at Christensenarms)
This was a great refresher on ethics. I always enjoy learning about ethical situations and their implications.
Anonymous
(Manager - Compliance and Risk Management)
While I am not required to take an ethics course this year, I find the refresher
very welcome and worth my time.
Ryan Yee
( at Airbnb)
Great course, it outlines the information in both a clear and concise manner and is useful to objectives of CPA.
Anonymous
(Chief)
Very insightful refresher course for me. I also learned new things in this course. I am glad i took it. Thank you
Maxwell Hassenstein
( at NeoGenomics)
very in depth material for IMA standards of ethics and a broad concept of professional ethics for accountants.
Anonymous
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I really enjoyed the real-world examples that I hadn't heard about before. (We all know about Enron in school.)
Russell Forrest
(Controller at Premium Minnesota Pork)
Tom is always a wonderful instructor who outlines the material in a comprehensive way and makes it relatable.
Anonymous
(Manager)
Good training course. Effective overview of the material and information presented in a concise, clear way.
Anonymous
()
Informative course! As provided here, a refresher of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is always beneficial. Recommend!
Anonymous
(accountant)
I wanted to review ethics information. the course had some interesting case studies. I enjoyed the course.
Anonymous
(Senior Regional Accountant)
Amazing course and providing great insight into ethical standards that all professionals should abide by.
Sophia Kasozi
(- at City of Edmonton)
Great examples to really cement the understanding and importance of Ethics in the corporate environment.
Rachel Cauthon
(AVP, Corporate Tax Manager at UMB Financial Corporation)
Good course and refresher on ethics. Enjoyed the real life examples to give color to the subject matter.
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
This was a great refresher on important ethical topics. The presentations and slides were easy to follow.
Anonymous
()
This was good because it covered FCPA and SOX and a wide range of topics. Overall, this was substantive.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
This was a helpful course that used the allotted time effectively to meet the stated learning objectives
Anonymous
(Controller)
Good ethics update course. Provides an overview of key areas for CPAs both in practice and in industry.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
The course was good and provided useful information for today's environment. The instructor was good.
Anonymous
()
The course was interesting and thorough. The presenter did a good job regarding the subject of ethics.
Anonymous
(Sales manager)
Amazing course by Tom, Ethics is a key differentiator between a good accountant and a bad accountant.
Amy Arens
(CPA at Amy Arens CPA)
I appreciate that this course gave several real-world examples of what the instructor was teaching.
Anonymous
(CPA)
It was as expected - used lots of real life examples to teach the reasoning behind the requirements.
Anonymous
()
Good job on the course. It was well communicated.I like the reference to real life cases throughout.
Anthony Sommer
(Vice President at Stout)
Great course with a lot of great material that helped me further understand ethics in the workforce.
Anonymous
()
This course provided a good high level over view of ethical requirements and various fraud cases.
Cheyenne Tucker
(Staff Accountant at Zeiter CPA)
This was applicable in both a professional and personal setting; I enjoyed the layout of the course
Anonymous
(Accountant)
I really enjoyed the real-life examples given in this course. Thank you for making it interesting!
Anonymous
(Finance and IT Consultant)
Good course. The course contained so many scenarios to demonstrate ethical situations and dilemma
Anonymous
()
Great course. Challenging but fair. Would recommend for anyone looking to get ethics CPE credits.
Anonymous
(Associate Director)
Too long but with little examples that would have made the topic more interesting and relatable.
Anonymous
()
Though not a CMA, the ethics piece is pretty similar to ethics anywhere in financial services.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Good course, concise and too the point. Would recommend if you need additional ethics credits.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
It was great! I highly recommended this for CPA’s looking to fill their ethics requirements.
Anonymous
()
Simple to understand with interactive notes. Effective for a reader to understand efficiently.
Anonymous
(Director)
The course was relevant and covered a wide range of topics that is helpful on a daily basis.
Anonymous
(CPA)
The course was easy to follow. It covered a great deal of material, but summarized it well.
Anonymous
()
Very convenient refresher of ethical responsibility. I recommend this course to satisfy CPE.
Anonymous
(VP Government Compliance)
course was relevant and to the point. Covered a wide range of appropriate subject matter.
Hermine Taylor
( at Hermine Taylor)
A great refresher course on internal controls and why they are important to have in place.
Eric Bade
( at Star Group)
Another good ethics review to keep current, some coverage of internal controls was helpful
Anonymous
(Staff Accountant)
This course was as expected. It covered the topic, and helped me meet my CPE requirements.
Anonymous
()
This was a helpful refresher course. The slides will be a helpful resource moving forward.
Anonymous
()
IMA has been committed to advocating the highest standards of ethical business
practices.
Anonymous
(Finance and Accounting Consultant)
Able to rewind the video. Also helpful that it was discussed vs. simply put forth to read.
Anonymous
()
Good course. I thought the instructor did a good job with making the course engaging..
Anonymous
()
This was very informative. Thank you very much. It was very clear and concise. Great job!
Jennifer Miller
(Senior Accountant at Bookminders)
This was a great overview of ethical standards that should be evaluated at organizations.
Jeff Steenhoek
( at Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro ..)
Longer than it needed to be for 2 CPE hours. Good examples of corporate fraud, however.
Anonymous
(Vice President, Global Accounting &a..)
Great job at covering the basics of ethics, considerations, the FCPA and Sarbanes Oxley
Premugh Bose Evans Dicruz
(Accounting Manager at Alshaya Group, Kuwait)
I liked the structure and content of the course. It is well-designed and comprehended.
Sidney Williams
(Accounts Payable Specialist at Charter Communications)
This course was very helpful. I learned some neat tricks and tips for inputting data.
Anonymous
(Transaction Advisory)
Some good need-to-know ethics for the workplace. Laws and ethics, and laws vs ethics.
Anonymous
()
Great course. I really liked the detail around Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and Sox.
Anonymous
()
It served the purpose of the course. The material was organized in a consice manner.
Aaron Zerkel
( at PROS Inc)
Consider question phrasing. A lot of "is not" questions which blur what is being asked
Anonymous
(Senior Consultant)
Insightful ethics training covering requirements and guidelines for public companies.
Nathania Tan
(Tax at Google)
Great presentation of materials, accompanied with interesting examples and stories.
Anonymous
()
Informative refresher on the basic of corporate ethics and the protocols to follow.
Anonymous
(-)
Tom is a very good instructor and clear communicator. Thanks for a great course.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Great refresher course on ethics, the fraud triangle, internal controls, and FCPA.
Anonymous
()
Excellent course, straightforward and easy to understand. Very practical material.
Anonymous
()
This course provides a basic understanding of professional ethics for accountants.
Dan Marlow
(Owner at Valor Business Services, LLC)
I have no additional comments about this course. It was great and I will do more.
Prashant Shah
(Manager-FP&A at jda)
Nice course on Ethics and code of conduct. All members should take this course.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
It was an interesting course with good examples and a knowledgeable instructor.
jonathan reda
(Finance Manager at Cisco Systems Inc.- FCRM)
I enjoyed the example based learning as it put topics into real life scenarios.
Anonymous
()
I think that the handout should be more detailed information about the course.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Great refresher course about ethics, ethical dilemmas and how to handle them.
Anonymous
(Former Controller)
Enjoyed the delivery of the presenter. The presentation was well organized.
Jennifer Rodriguez
( at Root Organization)
Long, but provided good information with a lot of great additional sources.
Hope Arthur
( at Fastening Solutions Inc)
Very good lecture, provided detail and did not simply read from the slides.
Anonymous
()
Provides a general understanding of ethics and how it relates to entities.
Anonymous
(Director)
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Sharon King
(Contractor at Self employed)
This course was a thorough discussion on ethical behavior for accountants.
Anonymous
()
I enjoyed this course and would recommend it to any business professional.
Alex Blonigan
(Consultant at DLC Group)
I liked the real world examples to help relate to my personal experiences
Ahmad Daboul
( at ecommercecpa professional corproation)
good informative coruse, highly recommended, advisable, benefited from it
Anonymous
(Staff Acountant)
Great course and easy to follow along. Also talked abou a lot of examples
Anonymous
()
This should be described as a history of ethics in the late 20th century.
Anonymous
(ATS Manager)
Nice course with a lot of useless information and real-world application.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
i did enjoy taking this test.. a lot actually looking forward for more.
Anonymous
(Assoc. Finance Mgr.)
Great refresher on importance of documented code of conduct and ethics.
Richard Mwangi
(Director of Accounting at Community Choice Financial)
This course was very well structured and easy to follow, i learnt alot!
Anonymous
(CPA)
Decent course. Flow was good. Good examples. Recommend for ethics CPE.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
good informative course. would recommend for future student. thank you
Anonymous
(Managing Director)
It was useful to remind the ethics required in an accounting vocation.
Anonymous
()
Excellent course. This was a helpful refresher of this subject area.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Easy to follow and examples justify the topics covered in the course.
Syed Kazmi
(Controller at Encompass Capital Advisors LLC)
Very useful material and working paper for understanding the subject.
Brian Meister
(SVP Corp Compliance & Accounting at ACDI/VOCA)
I will be able to apply what i learned right away in the workplace.
Anonymous
()
Well organized and presented. Well supported and relatable examples.
Anonymous
(Consultant - Process Specialist)
The lecture is ok, but the way the exam was structured is so tricky.
Anonymous
(CSR)
Great class to give overview of the essentials of business ethics.
GREG HALL
(Adjunct Professor at University of Iowa)
Provided great examples of past ethical dilemmas and the outcomes.
Kendall Houk
(Chief Financial Officer at Famous Smoke Shop)
decent review course for an annual cpe credit - would recommend
Nichole Karr
(Director - Audits at BMM Testlabs)
The class was easy to follow and touched on the main topics well.
Kevin Stout
(Senior Manager, SOX at Google)
Relevant examples and case studies, broken down in plain English
Anonymous
(Owner)
Straight forward information on this growing topic of interest.
Stephen Vigil
(Investment Accounting Bureau Chief at State of New Mexico)
Thank you for providing a wide variety of real-world examples!
Robin Simmons
(CAO at Smith Hulsey & Busey)
very useful infomation and a good reminder of responsibilities
Anonymous
(title)
helpful, good content, useful. well organized and presented.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
Challenging and an excellent course, it expanded my knowledge.
Anonymous
(Revenue Accountant)
Covered what was expected and included many real life examples
John Kim
(Accountant at Pepsico, Inc.)
This course is very helpful and easy to follow. Great course.
Anonymous
(Principal)
instructor provided an interesting overview and good examples
Anonymous
(Owner)
Great overall outline of this topic with real world examples.
Anonymous
(Senior, SEC Reporting)
great overview of ethical standards and legal understanding
Anonymous
(Partner-In-Charge)
presentation materials should cover the answers to questions
Anonymous
(Payroll Consultant)
Wonderful Course with great information regarding the topic
Anonymous
()
Great session. Thanks for sharing the knowledge. Thank you.
Judi Neifert
(Functional Analyst at Jenesis Financial Management)
Good review of professional ethics. A lot of information.
Anonymous
(Senior Auditor)
Good overview of Professional Ethics and good case studies
Anonymous
(Manager, Finance and Supply Chain Servic..)
A great overview of ethics if you are looking to refresh.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
lengthy material, could be better........................
Hannah Childress
(Regional Controller at Hood Container Corporation)
It was a solid review of ethics as well as case examples.
Sandra Heelan
(CPA, CFE, MBA at None)
Good class with interesting information. Well presented
Anonymous
()
This was a great course. Would definitely recommend it.
Brandon Devlin
( at ATS Automation)
Informative, not much else to say here. Not applicable.
Anonymous
()
Easy to understand and coarse materials were effective
Anonymous
()
Very informative, but could be updated with newer cases
Anonymous
(Director - Billing Data Integrity)
I really enjoyed this course of ethics for accountants
Anonymous
()
Good review. Course was well structured and presented.
Katherine Oster
(Senior Revenue Manager at Community Brands)
I enjoyed the course, and I found it very informative.
Chris Fameree
( at Diligence Solutions Group, LLC)
Good reminders. Good background on FCPA and Sarbox.
Anonymous
()
Great overview course on ethics, and was informative.
great course; helped me understand the topic further.
Anonymous
(Cpa)
Ethics required course nothing new but must be done.
Anonymous
()
Very good examples and the teacher was great overall.
Anonymous
(accountant)
the structure is good but the examples are years ago.
Oksana Sofron
(Accountant at none)
Great course. Easy to follow. Interesting presenter.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Challenging course on ethical practices. Enjoyed it.
Anonymous
(Financial controller)
I liked the clear concise language ABS the examples
Anonymous
(Auditor II)
Great instructor and course material very helpful.
Anonymous
(Director)
Good reminders for everyone, relevant and useful.
Baechang Choi
(Manager at KPMG Korea)
The FCPA, SOX, and Ethics are very helpful for me.
Anonymous
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Great material and course as always. thanks again.
Anonymous
(Internal Audit Leader)
Covered concepts in a simple and effective manner
Anonymous
(Assistant Controller)
Sufficient course. No additional comments to add.
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Foundational
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
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I enjoyed the course, but why do we only get 2 hours of CPE when the continuous play video is 2.5 hours? Seems like this should be adjusted.