Accountants are required by businesses and organisations of all sizes to prepare and maintain financial documents. Accountants have a significant impact on their employers' success, so companies look for professionals with relevant education, experience, and expertise. As a result, many of these open positions will be filled by CPAs. The CPA professional certification distinguishes licenced accounting professionals who are dedicated to serving the public interest. These professionals provide financial statement audits and other attestation services to help investors understand an organization's financial health. They provide individuals and families with valuable tax and financial planning knowledge and advice. CPAs in business and industry provide tax, financial reporting, and advisory services to organisations all over the world in order to drive strategic decision-making and foster growth and success. A code of ethics governs certified public accountants. The APCIA requires all CPA designation holders to follow the Code of Professional Conduct, which outlines the ethical standards that CPAs must follow.

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