Describe the role of professional judgment in ethical leadership as it pertains to accountants and auditors.

What is Teacher professionalism through the following aspect- Professional Ethics in Teaching Practice

I. MAS involves decision making of practitioner for the management to meet its goals.II. A CPA’ scope of management services is broad and covers financial and non-financial engagement including audit engagements, as this is within the expertise of CPA. A• True True B• False False C• False True D• True False

20. Which of the following is not a fundamental principle of ethics for Professional accountants? a. Integrity b. Advocacy c. Objectivity d. Confidentiality

What professional conduct is outlined by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Professional Code of Conduct?

Define certified public accountants.

Which of the following is not one of the basic standards of the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) Code of Ethics?   Multiple Choice   Integrity   Honesty   Confidentiality   Competence

As a part of understanding the client's performance measurement system, the auditor focusing on key performance indicators that management uses to measure progress toward its objectives which beyond financial statements figures Select one:  True or  Faise

What is meant by respect to authority ?. How it should be recognized by salarized professionals as morally jistified .

Identify how each of the following statements relates to the performance principle by considering which element(s) of the principle are related to that statement. (A statement may be related to more than one element.) Use the following elements in providing your response: Reasonable assurance • Planning and supervision • Materiality ⚫ Risk assessment • Audit evidence a. Evaluating the effectiveness of the client's internal control in preventing or detecting misstatements. b. Obtaining an understanding of the client's business and industry. c. Acknowledging that the risk of failing to detect a material misstatement cannot be reduced to zero. d. Obtaining confirmations from the client's customers as to the ending balances in accounts receivable. e. Preparing a written audit plan. f. Designing audit procedures to identify misstatements that would have a significant effect on financial statement users' decisions. g. Considering the likelihood that the account balance contains a material…