Description
$150 (per person) includes an online webinar for 2 hours of CPE credit
Ethics apply when rules end.
Occasionally, you will run into situations where the mandatory requirements in the audit standards won’t help you decide what to do. In these situations, how do you reach the government auditor’s ideals of public service, accountability, and transparency?
And that is why the GAO’s Yellow Book also prescribes 5 ethical principles to help you know what to do when confronted with what feels like a no-win situation. In this short session, consider real-life government audit dilemmas and apply the GAO’s guidance regarding objectivity, independence, and integrity to guide you to make your highest and best choice for yourself, your team, your auditee, and the public that you serve.
This 2-hour session will satisfy the IIA’s ethics CPE requirements but will not satisfy the ethics CPE requirements for CPAs (how’s that for transparency?).
Learning objectives include:
- Identify when your auditor credibility is threatened
- Evaluate ways to safeguard your auditor independence
- Apply the GAO’s ethics principles to real-life scenarios
- Identify how a government auditor’s goals differ from a corporate auditor’s goals
Recommended CPE credit: 2 hours
NASBA Category of Study: Ethics
Program level: Basic
Advance Preparation: None
Prerequisites: None
Instructional method: Webinar (Group Internet Based)
Instructor: Leita Hart-Fanta, CPA
Who should attend: Auditors following GAGAS (Yellow Book)
Date: Thursday, January 16, 2025
Time: 12:00pm-2:00pm Central
Questions? You can find our FAQ here.
To see a breakdown of how many polls and minutes of attendance are required for this webinar, see this page.