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ACC 4328 - Global and Ethical Issues in Accounting

Credits: 3 hrs
The international accounting environment, foreign currency transactions, translation of foreign financial statements, and ethical accounting/auditing concerns will be addressed in this course. An in depth examination of the ethical climate for accounting will be made with analysis of legislation and standards designed to curtail unethical behavior. Ethical standards used in various countries will be compared and the impact of these ethical differences on multinational firms’ controls and accounting statements will be studied. Prerequisite(s): ACC 3317