The Rules Set Down by the Professional Accounting Bodies Which

question 19

Multiple Choice

The rules set down by the professional accounting bodies which establish standards of conduct for their members are known as:

• A) a code of professional conduct.
• B) a code of criminal conduct.
• C) a code of competence.
• D) accounting standards.

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Definitions:

Professional Associations

Organizations formed to advance the interests, status, and development of professionals within a specific industry or occupation.

Human Resource Managers

Professionals responsible for overseeing an organization's personnel management, including hiring, training, performance appraisal, and employee relations.

Internal And External Pressures

Forces originating within and outside an organization that influence its operations and decision-making processes.

Associational Unionism

A form of union organization based on collective activities and networks rather than formal membership, focusing on the common interests of workers.