FOCUS: Ethics in the Accountancy Profession in Ireland

Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 5 (3):151-155 (1996)
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Accountants confronted with ethical dilemmas are expected to comply with their ethical guide or seek advice from their professional body. This study of Chartered Accountants in Ireland records their views on the usefulness of a Code of Ethics, the efficacy of their professional Institute and the need for ethics courses in Continuing Professional Development. Peter Clarke is a lecturer in the Department of Accountancy, University College Dublin, Dublin 4; Nancy Hill and Kevin Stevens are members of the School of Accountancy, DePaul University, Chicago.

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10.1111/beer.1996.5.issue-3

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