An organization’s financial leaders, namely its CFO, have ultimate financial reporting responsibility to its audit committee and board of directors.  Explain the benefits of the CFO reporting to the audit committee and board of directors.  Whose oversight is most critical to the organization?  Why?  How do you think the CFO can use these reporting opportunities to benefit the organization from their financial leadership?  Why?

What is the role of accounting in corporate governance and accountability, and how can accounting practices be used to ensure that companies are operating in a responsible and sustainable manner?

The objective of financial reporting is to provide information about the financial position,        performance and as well as changes in financial position of a business in order to assist in        making economic decisions.  Briefly discuss the importance of the financial reporting framework and its role in corporate governance.

Detail the roles of non executive director , chief finance officer (CFO), Audit Committee and external auditor in governance.

how corporate social responsibility influence the financial position of smes in terms of accountability?

The objectives of financial reporting for business enterprises are based on the need for conservative information the needs of the users of the information the need to report on management’s stewardship the need to comply with financial accounting standards

How can the Corporate Compliance and Governance contribute in the overall success of a certain company? Give at least one importance of  Corporate Compliance and Governance.

The primer objective of corporate governance is supporting one of the following: Select one: a. All of the given choices b. Increase level of confidence and transparency of company. C. Ensure that the company is run in a legal and ethical manner. d. Control the controller by increasing the amount of reporting and disclosures to all stockholders

Explain the concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its relationship with accounting. How can accounting practices and disclosures contribute to assessing and communicating an organization's social and environmental performance?

How can a financial auditor use the following topic in his future work? Analyze the roles of the parties that contribute to corporate governance, recognizing that each has its own internal governance structures Evaluate the prescribed roles and responsibilities of the parties involved in corporate governance against their real-world manifestation Recognize both the motivations of and temptations faced by those involved in the governance process and evaluate them against processes and controls aimed towards ensuring ethical behavior and transparent, high-quality reporting. Distinguish form from substance as it relates to parties exercising control over an entity and learn to apply this knowledge when evaluating a variety of different accounting and auditing matters Dissect elements of certain seminal accounting and auditing events in order to evaluate their effect on the corporate governance landscape.