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CR – May 2023 – L3 – Q6b – Ethical Issues in Corporate Reporting

Discuss the ethical implications and possible actions for alleged unethical behavior in a corporate takeover.

On your first day at Omoge Nigeria Plc as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the company, you were sitting in the staff canteen where you overheard a conversation between two Admin Officers. They were gossiping about Mr. Adamu Salisu, the Finance Director.

According to their conversation, Mr. Adamu Salisu may have been involved in unethical activities related to Omoge Nigeria Plc’s takeover of Bobo Limited.

Key details include:

  • Mr. Salisu’s wife, Mrs. Salisu, was a director at Bobo Limited prior to the takeover and owned 30% of its shares.
  • It is alleged that Mr. Salisu substantially overpaid for Bobo Limited and facilitated the overpayment to benefit his wife.
  • The alleged unethical act involved colluding with his wife to falsify records submitted to the accountant conducting due diligence for the takeover.
  • Mr. Salisu is reportedly not well-liked by staff, who consider him intimidating and appear pleased at the prospect of him losing his job.

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Discuss the ethical implications of the above and the possible actions that may arise from the incident. (5 Marks)

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AAA – Nov 2013 – L3 – A – Q7 – Auditor’s Legal Liability

This question tests understanding of actions that could result in criminal liability for an auditor.

An auditor will be criminally liable if he engages in the following, EXCEPT
A. Aiding a client to devise or execute crime
B. Agreeing with a client to conceal or destroy vital evidence
C. Advising a client to commit a criminal offence
D. Advising a client on steps to minimize tax liability taking advantage of the law
E. Assisting the client to commit an offence relating to money laundering

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AAA – Nov 2012 – L3 – SA – Q8 – Ethical Issues in Auditing

Identifying behaviors not generally applicable as unethical in financial services.

In a recent study involving different users of financial services in Nigeria, various types of unethical behaviour have been identified. Which of the following does NOT have general application in the industry?

A. Any act that does not follow the norms of a profession
B. Any act not in consonance with professional code of conduct
C. A conduct that is morally adjudged wrong, unbecoming, and below expectation
D. Behaviour that is based on moral or pre-modial principles
E. Deviations from standard and known code of conduct guiding an operation

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AAA – Nov 2012 – L3 – SA – Q1 – Regulatory Framework and Professional Standards

Understanding conditions under which an auditor may disclose client’s confidential information.

An auditor can disclose the client’s confidential information for the following reasons EXCEPT:
A. Auditor suspects that the client has committed treason
B. When there is a public duty to disclose
C. Disclosure is needed to protect the auditor’s interest
D. When the client has committed an act of felony
E. When information is formally requested by another client

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AAA – Nov 2011 – L3 – SA – Q5 – Ethical Issues in Auditing

Identifies exceptions where auditors may not disclose a client's confidential information.

Auditors can disclose the client’s confidential information for the following reasons EXCEPT:

  • A. Auditors know client has committed terrorist offence
  • B. Information is required by the auditor for another client
  • C. Auditors suspect client has committed treason
  • D. There is public duty to disclose
  • E. Disclosure is needed to protect auditor’s own interest

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AAA – Nov 2011 – L3 – SA – Q4 – Ethical Issues in Auditing

Identifies exceptions to threats that compromise auditor objectivity.

Threats to objectivity include the following EXCEPT:

  • A. Familiarity threat
  • B. Self-regulatory threat
  • C. Intimidation threat
  • D. Advocacy threat
  • E. Self-interest threat

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FM – Nov 2020 – L3 – Q3 – Corporate Governance and Financial Strategy

Discusses the ethical responsibilities companies face in developing an ethical framework and how ethical considerations impact main functional areas.

a. What are the main responsibilities faced by companies when developing an ethical framework, and in what ways can these responsibilities be addressed? (10 Marks)

b. Discuss how ethical considerations impact on each of the main functional areas of a firm. (10 Marks)

 

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AT – May 2024 – L3 – SB – Q4 – Tax Planning and Management

Addressing ethical threats, safeguards, legal and ethical issues in tax, and ICAN's enforcement powers in professional accounting.

Professional ethics are essential for building trust and credibility with clients, colleagues, and society. The integrity and reputation of the profession are upheld by members who demonstrate ethical and globally accepted professional behavior. A retreat on “Ethics and professionalism in tax management in Nigeria” is to be organized by a reputable professional accounting firm for its newly employed audit officers and tax consultants.

Your professional accounting firm has been invited to send a resource person to present a paper at the workshop.

As the accounting firm’s Senior Manager (Audit), you are mandated to prepare and present the paper at the workshop covering the following areas:

a. Categories of threats that may pose a challenge to compliance with fundamental principles of the accounting profession. (3 Marks)
b. Safeguards that can be used to eliminate or reduce the identified threats. (4 Marks)
c. Identification of specific legal and ethical issues that could arise from tax engagements. (7 Marks)
d. Powers available to The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) in enforcing the ethical standards of its members. (6 Marks)
(Total 20 Marks)

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FM – Nov 2017 – L3 – Q6 – Ethical Issues in Financial Management

Explore ethical considerations in capital investment and apply the Black-Scholes model in company valuation.

You have recently taken up employment with Large Plc., a Nigerian company with manufacturing subsidiaries in many countries across Africa. As the Financial Analyst, you report directly to the Managing Director who currently requires briefings on the following areas:

(i) Ethical issues and capital investment decisions,
(ii) Options and company valuation

Required:

a. Explain, with examples, ethical issues that might affect capital investment decisions and discuss the importance of such issues for Strategic Financial Management. (8 Marks)

b. Explain the circumstances in which the Black-Scholes Option Pricing (BSOP) model could be used to assess the value of a company, including the data required for the variables used in the model. (7 Marks)

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AA – Nov 2023 – L2 – Q1 – Professional Ethics and Code of Conduct for Auditors (IESBA Code)

Analyze ethical considerations for an auditor accepting a client, including MD's remarks on audit expectations and conflict-of-interest procedures.

Nigeria Water Resources Limited (NWR) is a limited liability company floated by the
Federal Government to control water related activities and resources. Its operations
cover surface and under water activities. The company is about three years old. As is the practice with entities having government interest, NWR wanted to change the company‟s auditors. It therefore, invited tenders for the audit assignment through a national newspaper. In order to score an advantage over other bidders, the firm of John Ibrahim and Co. (Chartered Accountants) decided to quote a seemingly unrealistic fee level in order to get the job. The Managing Director (MD) of the company did not see anything wrong with the low professional fee level since it will save costs for the company, especially that despite the clean audit report of the previous years, fraud and financial misdemeanour went undetected. The MD believed the annual statutory audit is just to “fulfil all righteousness”. John Ibrahim and Co. has been rated high since this firm
has as its client, another company in the same line of trade.

If the firm, John Ibrahim & Co., wins the bid to audit Nigeria Water Resources Limited (NWR):

a. Explain the ethical matters the firm should consider before client acceptance, at the point of engagement acceptance, and after accepting the appointment. (12 Marks)

b. Assess the remarks of the MD of NWR from the point of the expectation of the public as regards audit assignments. (8 Marks)

c. Explain the procedures the audit firm should undertake to avoid conflict of interests that could affect the judgment of the firm since John Ibrahim & Co. audits another client that is in direct competition with NWR. (6 Marks)

d. Explain the guidelines of the Institute’s Code with respect to advertisement by members. (4 Marks)

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CR – Nov 2018 – L3 – Q5b – Regulatory Framework and Ethics

Appraise the ethical issues arising from the email received by Peter Anokye regarding liquidity challenges and lease accounting implications in Nanton Ltd

You are Peter Anokye, a newly qualified accountant and have recently been appointed as the deputy financial controller in Nanton Ltd (Nanton). You report directly to the finance director, Maria Wakasu. Just last week, you received the following email from Maria.

“As you are aware, I have to present some financial information at the board meeting scheduled in two days’ time and I need your help. I should be grateful if you could give me some advice on this issue. I don’t know whether you heard the news that Mamprugo Ltd (Mamprugo), an important customer of ours, is having some liquidity challenges. I think it is a case of not being able to manage their working capital cycle effectively. I know the financial controller of Mamprugo well, and he has mentioned that they have approached Yendi Ltd (Yendi) for credit. Of course, if they are successful, we should have no problems in getting paid. Today, I have received a request from Yendi asking for a credit reference for Mamprugo. I think if you check their credit history you will find they were good payers. Do you think I should mention anything about the liquidity issue to Yendi?

As I mentioned to you yesterday, over coffee, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) regards leasing as an important method of financing the company. However, you are probably more up to date with the existing accounting requirements than me. The current accounting standard has some significant deficiencies and no longer meets the needs of users of financial statements. On 1 January 2016, we entered into a sale and finance leaseback transaction with our bank. The arrangement involved the sale, at fair value, of a building for GH¢8 million. The book value of the building in the financial statements at that date was GH¢6 million. I know that the CEO is particularly concerned that showing the lease as a finance lease could be detrimental to any loan applications that we might make over the next twelve months. Between you and I, we need to keep him happy: my year-end bonus could be in jeopardy if we get this area wrong. In the medium term, I am worried about the implications of the introduction of IFRS 16: Leases, particularly the effects on the statement of financial position, statement of profit and loss and other comprehensive income, and our key financial ratios. Surely our gearing ratio will be higher. Maybe we can get round the problem of including leases on the statement of financial position by classifying some of them as short-term (i.e., less than twelve months).

Peter, I should be grateful if you could give me some advice on this issue.”

Required:
Appraise the ethical issues arising from the information provided in the mail sent by Maria, and propose and justify appropriate steps that Peter Anokye should take to address them.

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CR – Nov 2021 – L3 – Q3c – Regulatory Framework and Ethics

Assess the ethical principles breached in a workplace scenario and recommend actions in accordance with the IFAC Code of Ethics.

Linda is a junior member of an audit firm and has just returned to work after taking compassionate leave to care for her sick mother. For financial reasons, Linda needs to work full-time. Linda has been having difficulties with her mother’s home care arrangements, causing her to miss several team meetings, which usually occur at the start of each day, and she needs to leave work early as well.

In terms of her capabilities, Linda is very competent at her work, but her frequent absence puts severe pressure on her and her overworked colleagues. Linda’s manager knows that workflow through the practice is coming under intense pressure, and in order that the team’s output is not affected, had a discussion with the audit team on Linda’s circumstances. This has, however, led to some members of the audit team undermining Linda at every given opportunity, putting Linda under even greater stress.

Required:

i) In accordance with the IFAC’s code of ethics, assess THREE (3) possible fundamental ethical principles that might have been breached. (5 marks)
ii) Recommend the possible actions that the manager should take as a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana in dealing with this ethical dilemma. (5 marks)

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May 2016 – L3 – Q3b – Regulatory framework and ethics

Compare compliance-based and integrity-based approaches to ethical issues, and recommend steps to sustain value creation from an ethical culture

As a Professional Accountant, you are regarded as an expert with specialized knowledge acting ethically and influencing others to do what is right whilst working to very high standards. When confronted with an ethical challenge or dilemma in a corporate setting, Lynne Paine suggests two approaches to the management of ethical issues in organizations – the compliance based approach and the integrity based approach.

Required: i) Compare and contrast the compliance based approach and the integrity based approach in the management of ethical issues. (6 marks)

ii) Discuss the steps you would recommend to your company to adopt in order to sustain value creation from an ethical culture. (4 marks)

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CR – Mar 2024 – Q3c – Regulatory framework and ethics

Analyze ethical issues in a takeover scenario, including views on considering ethics and potential conflicts of interest.

The directors of Akilapa Ltd are involved in takeover talks with Bongo Partners. In the discussions, Mr Mensah, the Managing Director of Akilapa Ltd stated that there was no point in considering issues of ethics because the purpose of the takeover is to increase the market share of the company and ultimately increase the profit of the firm. In seconding his point, Miss Benkro indicated that in adopting a pragmatic approach to the takeover, there was no ethical issue in considering a third-party in relation to Bongo Partners because, in her opinion, the takeover will not benefit the third party but the company and the society.

During the meeting, Dr Worlanyo who was the previous Accountant of Bongo Partners before moving to Akilapa Ltd was involved in drafting the financial statements and provided a positive approval of the takeover bid. Upon receipt of the recommendation, a member of the board of directors found that there are indications that several of Bongo Partners’s Non-current assets might be impaired.

Required: i) Comment on the views of Mr Mensah and Miss Benkro regarding the fact that there is no point in considering ethical issues in the takeover bid. (4 marks)

ii) Assess the ethical issues in this scenario and explain how they should be addressed. (6 marks)

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CR – Nov 2016 – L3 – Q5b – Regulatory framework and ethics

Discuss the ethical and professional conflicts faced by the chief accountant of Nyamekye Plc when pressured to alter financial statements to secure a loan.

The board of directors of Nyamekye Plc, a company listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange, needs a significant capital injection to finance a capital-intensive project to consolidate the company’s market share, failure of which will result in a loss of 25% of its market share. The management of the company has approached National Commercial Bank (NCB) for a loan facility to undertake the project.

However, the bank’s current lending policies require borrowers to demonstrate good projected cash flow, as well as a level of profitability which would indicate that repayments would be made. Unfortunately, the current projected statement of cash flow does not satisfy NCB’s criteria for lending. The directors have told the bank that the company is in an excellent financial position and that the financial results and statement of cash flow projections will meet the criteria, and that the chief accountant will forward a report to this effect shortly. The chief accountant has just recently joined Nyamekye Plc and has openly indicated that she cannot afford to lose her job because of her financial commitments and family concerns.

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Discuss the professional and potential ethical conflicts which may arise in the above scenario and the ethical principles which would guide how a professional accountant should act in this situation.

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CR – Nov 2016 – L3 – Q5a – Regulatory framework and ethics

Discuss the ethical and professional issues faced by the financial accountant when considering the treatment of a finance lease in financial reporting.

Mordern Technology Ghana Limited plans to upgrade its production process, and the directors believe that technology-led production is the only feasible way to remain competitive in recent times. However, the company operates from a leased property, and the leasing arrangement was established to maximize taxation benefits. Surprisingly, the financial statements have not shown a lease asset or liability to date.

A new financial accountant joined Modern Technology Ghana Limited just after the financial year-end of 31 July 2016 and is currently reviewing the financial statements to prepare for the upcoming audit and to begin making a loan application to finance the new technology.

The financial accountant believes that the lease relating to both the land and buildings should be treated as a finance lease, but the finance director completely disagrees. The finance director does not wish to recognize the lease in the statement of financial position and, as a result, wishes to continue treating it as an operating lease. The finance director believes that the lease does not meet the criteria for a finance lease and was made clear by the finance director that showing the lease as a finance lease could adversely affect the loan application.

Required:
Discuss the ethical and professional issues which face the financial accountant in the above transaction.

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CR – July 2023 – L3 – Q3b – Regulatory framework and ethics

Identify ethical issues in financial statement adjustments and recommend actions for the new Finance Director to address these breaches.

b) Axim Manufacturing plc has just employed Mr. Kennedy Owusu as the Finance Director of the company. The previous Finance Director, Mr. Ebenezer Anokye, completed the financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2021 before he left. The Auditors of the company are also done with the audit of the financial statement for the year, expressing an unmodified opinion on the accounts. Mr. Ebenezer Anokye is loved by the General staff, Management members and the Board of Directors for his ability in making the organisation profitable over the years, and “guaranteeing” increased end-of-year bonus payments to staff, as a consequence.

Mr. Kennedy Owusu wanted to familiarise himself with the operations of the company, and therefore decided to go through the financial statements for the previous year. He is dismayed to find several errors in the financial statements. The previous Finance Director, Mr. Ebenezer Anokye, passed several adjusting entries in January, 2022 to reflect in the 2021 financial statements. In one of such instances, Mr. Ebenezer Anokye recognised revenue on a large order received on December 28, 2021 but shipped on January 3, 2022. The narration or explanation given to this adjusting entry is, “omission of previous year sales, now recorded”.

Also, purchase of inventory in October 2021, which was fully sold by the end of the year had been recognised in January 2022. Finally, depreciation expense had been reduced by GH¢230,000. All these adjustments were designed to increase profit after tax or earnings per share, culminating in increased bonus payment to Management and the General staff.

Required:

i) Identify the ethical issues involved in the adjustments made by Mr. Ebenezer Anokye.

(5 marks)

ii) Recommend the possible actions that Mr. Kennedy Owusu, the new Finance Director, should take to resolve the ethical breaches and to reverse the wrong accounting treatments. (5 marks)

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CSEG – May 2019 – L2 – Q2a – Corporate governance framework

Describe a director’s fiduciary duty in relation to conflict of interest and assess whether this duty was breached by Gyeabour.

Muntaka Property Investments Ltd (MPI) owns a variety of shopping centres and retail units throughout Ghana. Last year, it decided to build a new outlet shopping centre in Adenta, Accra City, in the belief that the opening of the new light-rail line in this area would facilitate customer access to this centre and could attract customers from all parts of the country. To finance this development, MPI decided to sell some of its other properties. One of these properties was a small retail park located within three kilometers off Weija (a large provincial town). Gyeabour, a director of MPI, was tasked with overseeing this sale. Within three weeks of the Weija property being advertised for sale, Gyeabour reported that he had received an offer on the property for the full asking price. Delighted with this, the Board of MPI authorized Gyeabour to effect the sale of this property.

However, two months after the sale was completed, it was announced that one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world was establishing its global head office on the site adjacent to the former Weija property, and as a consequence of this fact, the value of the property had already increased by an excess of 60%. Upon further investigation, MPI discovered that the Weija property was purchased by Gyasco Properties Ltd., a company wholly owned by Gyeabour’s two sons, and that the mother-in-law of one of these sons is a local politician in Weija. Consequently, she would have been aware of the impending purchase of the adjacent property by the pharmaceutical company.

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Describe a director’s fiduciary duty regarding conflict of interest and determine whether this duty has been breached by Gyeabour in this situation.

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AAA – July 2023 – L3 – Q1b – Rules of professional conduct | Professional responsibility and liability | Reporting

Assess ethical and professional implications in scenarios involving audit team members and client requests.

You are the Audit Manager at Ndaa & Associates whose client portfolio includes ABC Credit Plc, a listed financial institution offering loans and credit facilities to both commercial and retail customers. You have received an email from the Audit Supervisor who is currently supervising interim testing on systems and controls in relation to the audit of ABC Credit Plc for the year ending 31 October 2022. The email gives the following details for your consideration:

  1. One of the audit team members, Obiba JK, has provisionally agreed to apply for a loan from ABC Credit Plc to finance the purchase of a domestic residence. The loan will be secured on a property, and the client’s business manager has promised Obiba JK that he will ensure that she gets ‘the very best deal which the bank can offer.’ (5 marks)
  2. The payroll manager at ABC Credit Plc has asked the audit supervisor if it would be possible for Ndaa & Associates to provide a member of staff on secondment to work in the payroll department. The payroll manager has struggled to recruit a new supervisor for the organisation’s main payroll system and wants to assign a qualified member of the audit firm’s staff for an initial period of six months. (5 marks)

Required:
Assess the ethical and professional implications of the issues raised in respect of the audit of ABC Credit Plc and recommend actions to be taken in each case by the audit firm.

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BCL – Mar 2024 – L1 – Q1d – Governance and Ethical Issues Relating to Business, Company Directors and Other Officers

Discuss the concept of Good Corporate Governance and identify principles breached in the provided scenario.

The Managing Director of Dakubo Ltd, a company which engages in the business of iron rods production, on his own, contracted a loan of GH¢1,000,000 from Dilidom Bank. The loan is repayable in twelve months’ time. The Managing Director disclosed the contents of the agreement to his wife who is neither a Director nor a member of the company. In further disregard for the regulations of the company, the Managing Director squandered the loan contracted from the bank.

Required:

i) Explain the concept of Good Corporate Governance.

(5 marks)

ii) From the scenario above, state FIVE (5) principles of Good Corporate Governance that may have been breached by the Managing Director of Dakubo Ltd. (5 marks)

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