ACCT 422 HOLLATE MANUFACTURING CASE STUDY: ETHICS-UMUC
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ACCT 422 Hollate Manufacturing Case Study: Ethics-UMUC
Case Study: Ethics
Instructions
You will prepare a one- to two-page single spaced report based
on your review of the following case study, Hollate Manufacturing Case Study,
http://www.thecaq.org/docs/reports-and-publications/hollatecasestudy.pdf?sfvrsn=2.
Your paper should discuss any ethical issues faced by company
employees, or internal or external auditors, incorporating into your discussion
codes of ethics such as the Institute’s Code of Ethics and professional
accounting rules of conduct. Your paper should also discuss the potential
stakeholders affected, and the possible next steps/alternatives that should be
taken to resolve any ethical issues. The one- to two-page length requirement
excludes the cover page and bibliography.
The paper should have one inch margins and 12 pitch font size.
The paper should include a cover page (setting forth the title of the paper,
your name, the course number, and the date), and a bibliography. The paper
should include a short introductory paragraph, a comprehensive but concise
analysis of the topic, and a short conclusion paragraph. The paper should be in
paragraph format, please do not list items in bullet format or otherwise create
unnecessary empty space.
Any references used should be from authoritative sources, such
as from business and accounting periodicals – not merely statements from an
individual’s Web page. Wikipedia or other online encyclopedias, and technical
manuals may not be used as references.
The paper, including citations and bibliographical reference, is
to be done according to the APA rules of style. Research sources as well as the
APA rules of style can be found using the UMUC Library Services. The APA style
can be found at http://www.umuc.edu/library/citationguides.shtml.
The student should take care to avoid issues of academic
dishonesty and plagiarism. A paper is not created through the use of copy and
paste materials from the Internet but rather by carefully considering sources
and personally writing the narrative, uniting topics from our class with
current events and the work of other authors. NOTE: You cannot recycle a
paper from a prior class/course or semester. Your paper for this class
must be original, and must be your own work. All sources must be properly
cited.
Consulting the UMUC Guide to Writing and Research is highly
recommended and can be found at:
http://www.umuc.edu/prog/ugp/ewp_writingcenter/writinggde/welcome.shtml. You
should also thoroughly read UMUC’s module on How to Avoid Plagiarism, which can
be found in the Course Content area under the Writing Resources link.
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