Webcast: 2025 Galasso Arizona & AICPA Regulatory Ethics Update

Overview

This course is designed to meet the four-hour ethics CPE requirements mandated by the state law in which the course is offered. We’ll start the session with a review of key areas of the Arizona Administrative Rules for CPE and Professional Conduct. Then we’ll review the key Arizona Revised Statutes relating to licensing and registration. We’ll then transition to the AICPA ethics standards as the Professional Ethics Executive Committee (PEEC) of the AICPA has been very busy issuing new and updating existing ethics rules. This course will provide an overview of ethics rules that are recently issued and soon to be effective. CPAs in both industry and public accounting need to know these to be compliant.

Prerequisites

Prior experience with the Code of Professional Conduct

Objectives

Recall the impact of interpretations issued by PEEC. - Identify changes to the independence standards. - Recall state laws, regulations and rules regarding the practice of public accounting.

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Live Webcast

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Leader(s):

Peter Zender, CPA, Galasso Learning Solutions LLC

Leader Bios

Peter Zender, CPA, Galasso Learning Solutions LLC

With extensive experience in auditing and technology, Zender serves as an Audit Training Facilitator at Galasso Learning Solutions. His expertise in auditing healthcare companies, employee benefit plans, and private companies with complex transactions has made him a key contributor to the development of technical accounting training programs.

Before joining GLS, Zender worked at a Big 4, specializing in auditing healthcare companies in both public and private sectors. He later transitioned to an Internal Audit role at a Fortune 500 company before returning to public accounting at a national firm, where he focused on audits involving business combinations, asset acquisitions, GAAP to IFRS conversions, and technology implementations.

While with GLS, Zender earned the prestigious Association for Talent Development Master Trainer™ designation, which was only possible because he spent much of his audit career, working closely with learning and development to design and facilitate training on both technical accounting and soft skills.

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