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James P. Dubiasi Case
James P. DeBiasi committed marketing scheme by falsifying audit records. Mr. DeBiasi broke many violations of the rules set forth by the American Institute of CPA’s and the Massachusetts Society of CPAs’ Codes of Professional Conduct. It is alleged that Mr. DeBiasi violated codes in the audit of the financial statements for an employee benefit plan as of and for the year ended December 31, 2011. He is in violation of rules 202, 203, and 501 and in codes of the due care and integrity principles as he did not act professional nor provide the necessary services. His punishment was to waive his rights to further investigation of this matter in accordance with the Joint Ethics Enforcement Program (JEEP) Manual of Procedures. Next, he has to waive
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