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Description Follow the instruction to write 2000words reportThere are two parts of the report PartA and PartBPART A: Ethical Dilemmas – Issues and SolutionsPART B: Sustainability – Challenges and Solutions1000words for each partPlease read all instructions very carefullyEspecially the marking rubric, after you have done the report, please do check the marking rubric to make sure you can reach the grade "Credit" at leastAll the work must be original'Turnitin report is requried 2 attachmentsSlide 1 of 2attachment_1attachment_1attachment_2attachment_2.slider-slide > img { width: 100%; display: block; } .slider-slide > img:focus { margin: auto; } Unformatted Attachment Preview Task Overview: Attempt the essay requirements by undertaking research. Marking criteria: 1. Comprehensiveness of essay 2. Support of essay analysis with evidence 3. Overall clarity Refer Essay Marking Rubric. Deliverables: 1 x essay analysis report (Approximately 2000 words excluding references). Requirements: The goal of this assessment task is to test your knowledge and understanding of ethical and sustainability challenges faced by the accounting profession and apply best practice principles and recommendations related to appropriate business practice. There are two parts of this assessment task: Part A relates to ethical dilemmas and PART B is about sustainability challenges. Each part is described below: PART A: Ethical Dilemmas – Issues and Solutions Most accountants in business and the public sector, whether working in a small organisation or serving as the chief financial officer (CFO) of an international corporation, face ethical dilemmas during their professional careers. Ethical dilemmas come in many forms and accountants sometimes need support to address complex and challenging conflicts. Accountants may also treat ethical dilemmas as business decisions and not utilise their professional code to assess potential courses of action. The CGMA survey report Managing Responsible Business, A Global Survey on Business Ethics shows that a 10%-15% increase since 2008 in organisations providing both statements of ethical values and a code of ethics, as well as related training, provision of hotlines, and incentives, such as performancebased rewards. The survey also shows an almost 20% increase in organisations both collecting and reporting ethical information. The majority of accountants feel it is important to collect and analyse ethical information, but one in five do not believe their organisation will do so in the near future. Despite an increase in ethical codes and training, there is greater pressure within organisations to act unethically. Security of information remains the biggest issue of concern across all markets. Bribery has risen from sixth to third in the rankings of issues of concern, reflected by the increase in anti-bribery and corruption legislation. A common aspect to resolving ethical dilemmas is to help accountants define and apply the fundamental principles in their professional code of ethics. A distinguishing mark of the accountancy profession is the responsibility to act in the public interest and professional ethics places an expectation on accountants to self-regulate their behavior in accordance with the Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) developed by the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA). The International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) member organisations are required to abide by ethical standards at least as stringent as those stated in the Code. These standards may potentially be threatened by a broad range of circumstances including self-interest, self-review, advocacy, familiarity, and intimidation. An awareness and understanding of these circumstances will help us to establish which fundamental principles are affected by a situation and why. Required: Identify and describe TWo (2) ethical dilemmas after systematically reviewing recent media articles/postings/legislations/reports/journal articles/broadcast or social media. Gather the relevant facts and for each issue describe: why it is an ethical problem; Identify the affected parties -individuals, organisations and key stakeholders affected; in what way are they affected; how would these ethical issues affect the reputation of the accounting profession; how would these ethical issues affect the public interest; propose solution to each ethical issue and describe which fundamental principles are affected and what are the threats to compliance with the following fundamental principles of ethics developed by the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA): Integrity Objectivity Professional competence and due care Confidentiality Professional behaviour While writing your essay consider the following threats to fundamental principles: Self interest Self-review Advocacy Familiarity Intimidation Are there safeguards which can eliminate or reduce the threats to an acceptable level? For examples safeguards can be created by: profession, legislation and regulation; work environment; organisation's internal procedures and policies; whistleblowing procedure. (approximately 1,000 words length). PART B: Sustainability – Challenges and Solutions Sustainability is becoming more important for all organisations, across all industries. Over 62% of executives consider a sustainability strategy necessary to be competitive today, and another 22% think it will be in the future. Simply put, sustainability is a business approach to creating long term value by taking into consideration how a given organisation operates in the ecological, social and economic environment. Sustainability is built on the assumption that developing business strategies which foster organisation longevity. As the expectations on corporate responsibility increase, and as transparency becomes more prevalent, professional accountants are recognising the need to act on sustainability. Professional communications and good intentions are no longer enough. Required: Identify and describe TWO (2) sustainability challenges, affecting accounting profession as well as threatening the existence of our planet. Propose solution to each challenge (approximately 1,000 words length). Please note that this is an individual assessment task. Your essay should provide original analysis. Specifically, the assessment criteria will be based on four components: Quality of analysis and depth of reflection Evidence of your thinking about the ethical issues and its relation to the conceptual material Consistent, clear and well-supported argument Structure, written expression, length & presentation The essay should be presented in the form of a written consultant-style. The entire essay should not exceed 2,000 words, +/- 10%. Submit your case analysis report to turnitin via iLearn. No multiple submission or resubmission allowed. Criteria Part A (40%) Zero Not attempted/ entirely or significantly plagiarized from other sources. Ethical Dilemmas – Issues and Solutions Part B (20%) Not attempted/ entirely or significantly plagiarized from other sources. Sustainability – Challenges and Solutions Evaluation (15%) Not attempted/ entirely or significantly plagiarized from other sources. Evaluation of Issues References (10%) Not attempted no proper referencing & citation style followed Overall (15%) Grammar/ Mechanics/ Sentences and Expression Not attempted/ entirely or significantly plagiarized from other sources. Fail (30) Confused and not relevant. No issues and problems clearly highlighted. Problems/issues not related to the topic. Confused and not relevant. No issues and problems clearly highlighted. Problems/issues not related to the topic. Does not clearly evaluate the impact of the issues highlighted in the essay (both positive and negative). No discussion on the lessons learned from the issues, and the steps to be taken to avoid similar issues as faced by organisations. Some are weak. 3 or less references provided. No proper referencing & citation style followed. Numerous grammatical, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization errors which impede meaning. Expression is not concise or professional. Pass (55) Distinguishes between problems/issues identified. Issues/problems clearly articulated and adequate. At least response to 1 issue are articulated briefly. Distinguishes between problems/issues identified. Issues/problems clearly articulated and adequate. At least response to 1 issue are articulated briefly. Clearly evaluate the impact of the issues highlighted in the essay (both positive and negative). Provide discussion on the lessons learned from the issues and the steps to be taken to avoid similar issues as faced by organisations. Most key points are not convincing. 4 references provided. Proper referencing & citation style followed. Some grammatical, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization errors which occasionally impede meaning. Expression is generally concise and professional, but additional editing is warranted. Credit (74) Distinguishes between problems/issues identified. Provide clear and actionable response which is articulated adequately. Responses to 1 issues is articulated comprehensively and 2 issues briefly. Distinguishes between problems/issues identified. Provide clear and actionable response which is articulated adequately. Response to 1 issue is articulated comprehensively. Clearly evaluate the impact of the issues highlighted in the essay (both positive and negative). Provide discussion on the lessons learned from the issues and the steps to be taken to avoid similar issues as faced by organisations. A few key points are convincing. 6 references provided. Proper referencing & citation style followed. A few grammatical, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization errors but generally don’t impede meaning. Expression is generally concise and professional, but some additional editing is warranted. Distinction (80) Distinguishes between problems/issues identified. Provide clear and actionable response which is articulated adequately. Responses to 2 issues are articulated comprehensively and 1 issue articulated briefly. Distinguishes between problems/issues identified. Provide clear and actionable response which is articulated adequately. Responses to 1 issue is articulated comprehensively and 1 issue briefly . Very clearly evaluate the impact of the issues highlighted in the essay (both positive and negative). Provide discussion on the lessons learned from the issues and the steps to be taken to avoid similar issues as faced by organisations. Most key points convincing. 8 references provided. Proper referencing & citation style followed. Occasionally has grammatical, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization errors and don’t impede meaning. Expression is concise and professional. Both sentences and style are good. High Distinction (100) Distinguishes between problems/issues identified. Provide clear and actionable response which is articulated adequately. Responses to 3 issues are articulated comprehensibly. Distinguishes between problems/issues identified. Provide clear and actionable response which is articulated adequately. Responses to 2 issues are articulated comprehensibly. Very thoroughly evaluate the impact of the issues highlighted in the essay (both positive and negative). Provide discussion on the lessons learned from the issues and the steps to be taken to avoid similar issues as faced by organisations. All key points are convincing. 10 references provided. Proper referencing & citation style followed. No grammatical, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization errors. Expression is concise and professional. The report has clearly been edited and proofread numerous times. Purchase answer to see full attachment Tags: big data analytics Ethics in accounting accounting profession Distributed Ledger Technology public sector organisations User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.
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