This policy outlines the requirements for those wishing to translate any materials published by the International Federation of Accountants, including materials from the independent standard-setting boards.
This policy outlines the requirements for those wishing to reproduce any materials published by the International Federation of Accountants, including materials from the independent standard-setting boards.
Dr Cristina Neesham, Senior Lecturer, Philosophy and Ethics in Management and Organisation, Department of Management and Marketing, Swinburne University of Technology and Associate Professor Eva Tsahuridu, Industry Fellow, School of Accounting, RMIT University
Advancing the Code’s relevance by keeping it fit-for-purpose for a rapidly changing world, and further strengthening ethical conduct and independence standards;
Deepening and expanding the Code’s impact and influence through increased global adoption and implementation; and
Enriching the IESBA’s perspectives and capacities through proactive stakeholder dialogue and co-operation.
The consultation paper was developed following extensive, wide-ranging engagement with stakeholders, including regulators, national standard setters and professional accounting organizations.
