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A company may employ CPAs and other persons who are required to meet certain standards of professional conduct due to their membership in relevant professional organizations. These standards of conduct often include the areas of responsibility, competence, fairness and independence. However, holding only a few people responsible for sound professional conduct does not make a company behave ethically.

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