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Sergio039 [100]
2 years ago
5

Hayleah is a california cpa practicing in california. to renew her license in active status, hayleah must to meet the basic requ

irement of completing 80 hours of qualifying continuing professional education in the two-year period immediately preceding her license expiration. Her license expires on june 30, 20x7. Which of the following are specific requirements regarding continuing education that hayleah may or may not be covered by depending on the type of work that she performs?
A) Fraud continuing education requirement
B) Government auditing continuing education requirement
C) Accounting and auditing continuing education requirement
D) Hayleah may take all of her 80 hour requirement in any subjects that she chooses.
E) All of the above.Hayleah may take all of her 80 hour requirement in any subjects that she chooses
Business
1 answer:
kenny6666 [7]2 years ago
7 0

When performing work, there are specific requirements depending on which work Hayleah performs and these are <u>B) </u><u>Government </u><u>auditing </u><u>continuing education </u><u>requirement</u>

When dealing with governmental accounting:

  • There are certain rules that must be followed.
  • The specific rules imposed are to ensure better management of tax payer funds.

As a result, when a California CPA is involved in governmental work, specific rules known as the government auditing continuing education requirements will most likely apply.

In conclusion, option B is correct.

Find out more about different accounting standards at brainly.com/question/24441480.

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