Ethical Dilemma on Enforcing the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
As the controller of a medium-size manufacturing company, I have developed an effective accounting and internal control systems. This has been achieved through keeping the staffs updated on changes in the accounting industry and diligently updating the systems to comply with new accounting standards. As a result, the company has been regularly complimented for thorough procedures by the external auditor who has been reviewing its books for more than a decade. However, the enactment of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act has initiated several changes and extra work for the firm because it focuses on testing internal control systems. Based on their interpretation, the auditors have suggested costly improvements to the systems and expanded the scope of the audit engagement, which contributes to increased fees. The partner in charge has stated that it is better to make mistakes in implementation rather than risk non-compliance since the new legislation is open to interpretation.
This situation has contributed to an ethical dilemma based on the belief that the company is in...
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