4 - I: Members in business, other members Flashcards
Define members in business (MIBs).
Members who are “employed or engaged on a contractual or volunteer basis in a(n) executive, staff, governance, advisory, or administrative capacity in such areas as industry, the public sector, education, the not-for-profit sector, and regulatory or professional bodies.”
MIBs: what is the application of independence rules?
Which rules do they need to follow?
Don’t need to worry.
Objectivity, integrity, etc.
MIBs: What are 6 threats that apply? What doesn’t apply to MIBs?
Adverse interest threats, advocacy, familiarity, self-interest, self-review, undue influence.
Management participation threats.
Safeguards are derived from which sources for MIBs?
Which doesn’t apply to MIBs that applies to MIPs?
The profession, legislation or regulation.
The employer.
The client.
Integrity and objectivity: handling of gifts?
Don’t accept gifts that violate the law or policies.
Don’t accept if they are not reasonable in the circumstances.
General standards for MIBs?
Professional competence.
Due professional care.
Adequately plan and supervise.
Sufficient relevant data.
What are other members (OMs)?
CPA who are: unemployed, retired, not working in the profession.
What rules applies to OMs?
Discreditable acts.