Business Ethic Subject

A- Taylor and Curtis found from their study of whistleblowing among public accounting seniors that:

1-Moral intensity is independent of the intention to report wrongdoing 2-Ethical leaders ignore the magnitude of consequences when deciding whether to blow the whistle 3-Moral intensity affects the intention to report wrongdoing 4-Ethical leaders base their decision whether to blow the whistle on temporal immediacy of the effect of the moral act

B-The KPMG tax shelter case deals with: 1-The use of the a realistic possibility of success opinion letter on tax shelters for clients 2-The influence of independence and objectivity in selling tax shelter products to audit clients 3-The culture of the tax practice and aggressive marketing of tax shelters to wealthy clients 4-The aggressiveness of tax clients in demanding the firm provide opinion letters on tax shelter products