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What is professional ethics?
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Your role
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Preparing financial information Reporting financial information Reporting non- financial information Preparing non-financial information Provide advise Provide financial management Responsible legitimate aims Encourage ethics based culture
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Code of ethics for Professional Accountant
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What are the fundamental principles regard code of ethics?
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What kind of threat could you expect?
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Significant or not?
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How to safeguard?
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1) Professional, legislation or regulation 2) Work Environment 3) Individual
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Engagement acceptance or decline the engagement? The applied safeguards Able to reduce to an acceptable level? Unable to reduce to an acceptable level?
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Accountant in public practice -Self interest threat -Self review threat -Advocacy threat -Familiarity threat -Intimidation threat -Conflict threat
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Professional Accountant in business -Self interest threat -Self review threat -Advocacy threat -Familiarity threat -Intimidation threat
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Accountant in public practice -Independence –examples -Confidentially-duty of confidence but exceptions -Conflict of interest -Client acceptance -Changes on professional appointment
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Professional Accountant in business -Potential conflicts -Preparation of information -Sufficient expertise -Financial interest -Inducement
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INDUSTRY SAY Enjoy the selected video !! Making Room for Ethics in Accounting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tDNepWjKSw Part 2 - Accounting For Ethics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdYtbIwzhMQ
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Professional Accountant in Business Situation : professional accountant employed in executive or non-executive role such as -Partner -Director -Owner -employee
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Accountant in public practice Professional accountant in a firm that provides professional services
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