AICPA Practice Exam 2025 – Complete Preparation Resource

Members of the AICPA should perform their professional responsibilities with the highest sense of integrity. Integrity is a fundamental ethical principle that underpins the trust placed in accounting professionals by clients, employers, and the general public. It requires members to be honest, fair, and straightforward in all professional and business relationships. This commitment to integrity ensures that members act in the best interests of stakeholders and maintain the credibility of the profession.

When members prioritize integrity, they uphold the profession’s reputation and the public’s confidence in financial reporting and auditing. This principle guides decision-making, fosters ethical behavior, promotes transparency, and reinforces accountability in professional practices. The commitment to integrity is critical in preventing misconduct and maintaining compliance with professional standards, which is essential in serving the financial and organizational needs of clients and maintaining public trust.