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Codes of professional conducts include a list of principles and regulations which define the set of standards of ethic and professional behavior that require for each members of the entity. It gives the general outline for the institute and its members, how they should behave and perform.
To describe: The six principles of professional conducts and indicate the CPA that are responsible for observing these six professional ideal
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