New Jersey CPE Ethics Courses

The following courses apply to New Jersey certified public accountants who are engaged in public accounting practices and meet the ethical requirements of the New Jersey Accountancy Association. It covers the 1997 "Accounting Act", the rules of the New Jersey State Accounting Committee, including the rules of expert behavior, the Unified Law Enforcement Act, and the Consumer Division Uniform Regulations. The main purpose of the course is to contribute directly to the professionalism of maintaining CPA license in New Jersey.

In addition to Surfent Live Webinar (see above) that meets the ethical requirements specific to New Jersey State, Surgent also offers other ethical courses for CPA, registration agents, and other practitioners in New Jersey. :

This two-hour self-study CPE course covers most of the concrete ethical considerations working as practitioners from the perspective of IRS.

This two-hour course covers sanctions and restrictions on customers and practitioners by preparing income tax returns. This course is approved by the IRS and also applies to state registration CPAs without state-specific ethical requirements.

In this four-hour course, we will discuss most of the specific ethical considerations that work as practitioners from the perspective of the IRS, and the sanctions and restrictions on customers and practitioners through the creation of income tax returns.

Holidays Communication in real life is the main purpose of this area and meets the content standards of the core curriculum of New Jersey. Prerequisites: French 2 CPE FRENCH 3 H This course is for ambitious students who are interested in French and culture. Students will benefit from more advanced reading options and listening practice. Students taking French 3 Honors course can practice language composition more quickly. The course is totally taught in French. Students in this course will continue to improve their interpretation, interpersonal relationships and methods of communication. Prerequisites: French 2 CPE and students must have a teacher's recommendation to enter honors program. The focus is on contemporary issues and the broad culture of the French-speaking world; some topics include consumer habits, lifestyle, telecommunications, adolescence and media

Spanish Spanish 1 CP This is the first course in 2 years. This course is designed for beginners or freshmen who are unfamiliar with language learning in the world. Students who want to study Spanish but who noticed that the CPE curriculum is too fast or too comprehensive would think that this course meets their needs. Students must incorporate teacher / counselor / case manager recommendations into the CP program. The purpose of this course is not to prepare Spanish 2 CPE for students. Students can learn about the exciting aspects of Spanish culture and express themselves in terms of expression, interpretation, and interpersonal relationships. Students will be exposed to the following topics: physical, personal characteristics, likes and dislikes, sports and leisure activities, school activities and classes, locations in the area, and families with reading, writing, listening and speaking activities Housekeeping.