Welcome!Welcome to Quick Boookmarks!
This is a sample Tab that contains the bookmarks of several interesting sites and RSS news feeds.
You can change or delete these bookmarks if you want and start to organize your personal ones using the "+" button above, that allows you to add new Tabs, Groups, Bookmarks, RSS feed readers or Text notes. You can change or delete existing items by clicking over the contextual menu button near each element.
Using the "Advanced editing" link on the right side of the toolbar you can do a more complex editing work and import your existing bookmarks from your browser.
When you have done, all your bookmarks will be available anytime and anywhere on every browser that you will use to navigate the Internet!
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Social Networks Facebook Twitter Professional1122  | For the CPAs in New York, it's not just a code book when we talk of ethics; it's the critical foundation for excellence in the profession and public trust. Participation with active engagement in CPE for CPAs will help professionals keep up with emerging changes in ethical standards, enlightenment when rendering judgment calls, and the integrity of the practice. Strong ethics empower the CPAs to thrive while safeguarding the financial interests of those they serve. | x |
- Professional Ethics for New York CPAs
| For the CPAs in New York, it's not just a code book when we talk of ethics; it's the critical foundation for excellence in the profession and public trust. Participation with active engagement in CPE for CPAs will help professionals keep up with emerging changes in ethical standards, enlightenment when rendering judgment calls, and the integrity of the practice. Strong ethics empower the CPAs to thrive while safeguarding the financial interests of those they serve. | x |
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) And Fraud Sections
Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and Fraud Sections
SOX Certification plays a pivotal role in addressing the Fraud Sections of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which were designed to restore public trust in corporate governance and financial reporting. These sections specifically target fraudulent activities by holding executives accountable for the accuracy and integrity of financial statements. Under SOX, CEOs and CFOs must personally certify the authenticity of financial reports, ensuring that intentional misstatements, omissions, or manipulations are subject to strict penalties, including fines and imprisonment.
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