ETHICS IN ACCOUNTING

Ethics in Accounting

Ethics in Accounting

Introduction

This paper has been elaborated after studying similar research on accounting practices that approached comparative analysis in international accounting area. Furthermore, there were scientists that found evidence of accounting harmonization when examining companies' financial reports. One representative study has involved an attempt to determine if there is sign of accounting practices harmonizing tendencies with respect to intangible assets, on a global scale.

(a) Who are the stakeholders in this situation?

A stakeholder, primarily in this situation, implies a person or an entire organization, which shall be impacted by the decisions that have been undertaken by the organization. This could be understood in the case of system development, where a stakeholder is any person or entity that is interested in conducting a project or task, sponsoring the same either by decision-makers or funding (Goodpaster, 2009). Numerous alternatives to orthodox views become dangerous to the extent that prescribe the adoption of orthodox management models, i.e., focused on the client or the public official as an entrepreneur. The field of public administration requires extreme care in relation to the narrowing of vision and public organizations that dominate the theories based on orthodox views in which the stakeholders are as defined with reference to the state, mainly politicians and bureaucrats. With reference to the scenario given to us for discussion and analysis, the customer is the most impacted and effected stakeholder in this regard. This is because the customers are being charged on a cost-plus basis, where the buyer is willing to pay the actual cost plus a return (profit) on these costs to SEK.

In outsider systems, the tendency of owners to engage in wealth expropriation from debt holders is weakly supported by the results for the risk variable. In terms of promising research ideas, the question of ...