According to the ICAN Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants, the fundamental principle of confidentiality requires an accountant to refrain from disclosing client or employer financial information under all circumstances, even when subpoenaed by a court of law or required by anti-money laundering legislation.
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The statement is False.
The fundamental principle of confidentiality is not absolute. Under professional accounting codes of ethics (such as ICAN and IFAC), accountants are required to disclose confidential information when there is a legal right or duty to disclose, such as under court subpoenas, statutory tax investigations, or anti-money laundering provisions.
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Exceptions to the Fundamental Principle of Confidentiality in Professional Ethics