The AICPA, established in 1887, represents the CPA profession in standard-setting and rule-making across the country, as well as serving as an advocate before public interest groups, legislative bodies, public interest groups, and other professional organizations. The AICPA creates standards for private company audits and other CPA services, as well as educational guidance materials, the Uniform CPA Examination, and monitoring and enforcing compliance with the profession's technical and ethical standards. Accountancy was created as a profession distinguished by demanding educational requirements, licensing status, high professional standards, a strong code of professional ethics and a dedication to serving the public good when the AICPA was founded.
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