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Understanding Corporate Accounting in Financial Service Industry

Prepare financial reports for corporate entities as part of a student assessment.

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This report provides an overview of corporate accounting in the financial service industry, covering topics such as professional ethics, confidentiality, integrated computerized accounting systems, bookkeeping principles, delegation of authority, adherence to standards and policies, and financial reporting. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining professional ethics and confidentiality, using standardized accounting software, choosing appropriate accounting records keeping methods, adhering to standards and policies, and preparing accurate financial reports.

Understanding Corporate Accounting in Financial Service Industry

Prepare financial reports for corporate entities as part of a student assessment.

   Added on 2023-06-04

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REPORT DETAILING UNDERSTANDING OF CORPORATE ACCOUNTING IN
FINANCIAL SERVICE INDUSTRY
Professional ethics should be kept at the highest level in all the fields regardless of who
is practicing. Interests of the client are critical, but it is the responsibility of the
practitioner to act in the full public interest. To avoid the conflict of interest, the
practitioner should come out to explain to the client the unlawful act which may lead to
unethical practices and the right of both the client and the practitioner. At all time the
practitioner should keep in mind that, he is the eye of the public and should at no point
consider individual interests. Instead, he can avoid liability by not accepting to enter into
contractual agreement with the client to who want to involve in unethical practices.
Information confidentiality At all the time, the practitioner should keep client
information confidential. It is an obligation by the practitioner to keep information safe
and secure depending on its nature. Unless required by the law, at no point should
either party leak the critical information which is material to other parties. Note,
confidentiality does not prevent a practitioner from exercising the skills gained.
The practitioner should not disclose any information unless under the following
circumstances;
Where allowed by the client to do so
The disclosure required by the court of law
Where the practitioner does not violate any professional law and has a right to
disclose
Secondly, is the integrated computerized accounting system - This is standardized
accounting software for recording and accounting transactions and processing financial
data, Knudtzon & Schmidling, (2006). It interconnects all activities in the finance and
accounting department. The software has the essential features;
Data processing speed is too high and makes it easy to prepare a financial report
when required
Since its automatic, it controls according to records
The system is associated with the minimum mistakes and financial errors
It’s flexible, and therefore maintenance of accounts is easy
It is associated with less clerical work compared to other systems
It's efficient and capable in generating real-time management report when
required
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