Prof Ethics

Accountants should ensure that business advertisements are truthful and are NOT made to deceive the public or competitors. This principle is known as______________________

• Confidentiality

• Professional Competence

• Objectivity

• Professional behavior

Accountants should maintain professional knowledge by being up-to-date with new development to be competent in their job. This is known as____________________.

• Confidentiality

• Professional Competence

• Objectivity

• Professional behavior

A professional accountant should not allow any bias or conflict of interest to cloud his professional judgment. This is known as _______________________.

• Confidentiality

• Professional Competence

• Objectivity

• Professional behavior

_________________ is very important in a business. Private information should not be share with anyone. This is called_____________.

• Confidentiality

• Professional Competence

• Objectivity

• Professional behavior

When working in a financial environment, employees must understand their responsibilities and must be held liable, this is known as being _________________ for your actions.

• Competency

• Openness

• Accountable

• Honesty

When employees are skilled and capable in performing their specific job. This is called ____________.

• Competency

• Openness

• Accountable

• Honesty

All of the following are unacceptable behaviors of an employee in the accounting department except:

• Overstating the profit of an organization

• Record all sales transactions

• Thief work inventory

• Entering non-existent employees on the company payroll

The moral governing human behavior is known as_________________.

• Professional Body

• Ethics

• Consequences

• All f the Above

A code of behavior considered correct for a specific group, association or profession is a called______________

• Professional Body

• Professional Ethics

• Consequences

• All f the Above

Which of the following is NOT a factor that influence a person's ethical view?

• Culture

• Money

• Consequences

• Law