THE ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND INTERNAL AUDIT IN THE DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE ENTERPRISE
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https://doi.org/10.36773/1818-1112-2022-129-3-83-85Keywords:
information disclosure, financial and non-financial reporting, professional ethics, internal audit, reporting veilingAbstract
The issue of disclosure continues to be a challenge for users of financial and non-financial reporting and the accounting standards community. Financial disclosure standards aim to improve the qualitative characteristics, comparability, verifiability, timeliness and understandability of financial statements. Enterprises that implement the principles of the ESG agenda face the problem of disclosing information about the results of socially responsible activities in non-financial reporting. Such reporting is optional and standardized. This is due to the voluntary nature of socially responsible activity. The quality of information disclosure is determined by professional ethical principles and internal audit.
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