The role of business law in the 150 hour educational requirement for CPA certification

The role of business law in the 150 hour educational requirement for CPA certification

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role of business law in the 150 hour educational requirement for CPA certification

O'Brien

Christine Neylon

O'Brien, Christine Neylon

Dept. of Business Law, Carroll School of Management

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Neylon

John G.

Neylon, John G.

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This article details the impact on business schools' curricula as the Accounting profession expanded its core requirements for C.P.A.s. The authors point out obligations for professors teaching this material, including the fact that states may enact particularized laws, and therefore the content may reflect that there are distinct jurisdictional rules. Since business law issues are prominently featured on the C.P.A. exam, it behooves business schools to offer an in-depth curriculum of study for C.P.A. candidates.

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The Journal of Legal Studies Education 0896-5811 18 1 1 20 pp. 1-20 Winter/Spring 2000

The Journal of Legal Studies Education

The Journal of Legal Studies Education

0896-5811

18 1 1 20 pp. 1-20 Winter/Spring 2000

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1 20 pp. 1-20

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Winter/Spring 2000

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Business Law JLSE-v18-OBrienNeylon-p1-QC.pdf BusinessLawPublications.eml

Business Law

JLSE-v18-OBrienNeylon-p1-QC.pdf

BusinessLawPublications.eml

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