In situations where a client requests unethical actions, such as manipulating financial information, FCCA members must follow the ACCA’s Code of Ethics. This means addressing the issue ethically, ensuring compliance with legal and professional standards, and reporting if necessary, without compromising integrity or objectivity.
The ACCA Code of Ethics provides FCCA members with a structured framework for ethical decision-making in their professional work. This ensures that members maintain high standards of integrity, objectivity, and transparency when handling financial matters and interacting with clients and stakeholders.
FCCA members are expected to disclose any conflicts of interest to the relevant parties and take appropriate steps to mitigate the situation. This ensures that their professional judgment remains unbiased and that they maintain objectivity in their work.
FCCA members must adhere to key ethical principles such as integrity, ensuring honesty and transparency; objectivity, avoiding conflicts of interest and bias; and confidentiality, safeguarding sensitive client and organizational information. These principles are essential to maintaining trust in the profession.
