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Recorded Webinar: APES 110 The Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (Including Independence Standards)

With APES 110 requirements constantly evolving, now is a good time to have a refresher on the obligations and get up to date on what is expected of a practising accountant. This session is designed to step you through the fundamental principles that need to be adhered to, includi

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About the Webinar

With APES 110 requirements constantly evolving, now is a good time to have a refresher on the obligations and get up to date on what is expected of a practising accountant. This session is designed to step you through the fundamental principles that need to be adhered to, including:

  • The five fundamental principles of ethics
  • What is the “Reasonable and Informed Third Party” test?
  • How to manage “familiarity” and “intimidation” threats
  • How bias can affect professional judgement
  • Identifying potential conflicts of interest issues and determining what is an “acceptable level”
  • Changing accountants – what information can be exchanged between the incoming and outgoing practitioners?
  • What is NOCLAR and:
    • when may it require actioning?
    • is it applicable to SMEs?
  • Practical examples of:
    • safeguards that can be implemented to address threats
    • when potential breaches of the code may occur

Presented By

Stephen Newman
Executive Counsel, Hope Earle Melbourne, Vic

Stephen is a senior lawyer who has been with the firm for many years. He advises clients in many areas of the law including corporate law, corporate governance and risk management, regulatory compliance and regulator enforcement, privacy and data protection, commercial transactions and commercial litigation.

Stephen has been a partner with boutique and mid-tier law firms and was the General Counsel of BDO, Chartered Accountants for five and a half years. He has advised clients operating in many industries including banking and finance, energy, resources and renewables, higher education and training, retail and manufacturing, technology and innovation and professional advisers including auditors and accountants.

Stephen has a keen interest in law reform and in giving of his experience to the profession. He is a member of the Corporations Committee and Insolvency and Restructuring Committees of the Law Council of Australia and is a regular presenter at seminars for lawyers and auditors and accountants. He also lectured at Melbourne University’s Graduate Law School on the subject ‘Shareholders’ Rights and Remedies’.

Stephen has been a practising lawyer for over 35 years in the areas of corporate and commercial law and litigation and dispute resolution and is admitted to practice in Victoria, New South Wales and all Federal jurisdictions.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is suitable for accountants – Australia wide. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.

CPD Information

Accountants can claim 1 CPD/Training hour in ethics.

Enquiries/Assistance

If you need assistance or have an enquiry, please do not hesitate to contact our Webinar Coordinator, Lisa Tran on (03) 8601 7709 or email: [email protected]

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