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The heads of three major Philippine accountancy organizations - the Board of Accountancy, Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and Accounting Conference of the Philippines - signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Integrity Initiative Inc. to strengthen commitment to transparency and ethics in the accountancy profession. Over 50 CPAs witnessed the signing, which makes the entire accountancy profession responsible for upholding ethical business practices through Integrity Initiative processes like signing an Integrity Pledge. The Board of Accountancy will now require applicants for accreditation, especially those in public practice, to participate in the integrity initiative processes to enhance governance standards.
The heads of three major Philippine accountancy organizations - the Board of Accountancy, Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and Accounting Conference of the Philippines - signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Integrity Initiative Inc. to strengthen commitment to transparency and ethics in the accountancy profession. Over 50 CPAs witnessed the signing, which makes the entire accountancy profession responsible for upholding ethical business practices through Integrity Initiative processes like signing an Integrity Pledge. The Board of Accountancy will now require applicants for accreditation, especially those in public practice, to participate in the integrity initiative processes to enhance governance standards.
The heads of three major Philippine accountancy organizations - the Board of Accountancy, Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and Accounting Conference of the Philippines - signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Integrity Initiative Inc. to strengthen commitment to transparency and ethics in the accountancy profession. Over 50 CPAs witnessed the signing, which makes the entire accountancy profession responsible for upholding ethical business practices through Integrity Initiative processes like signing an Integrity Pledge. The Board of Accountancy will now require applicants for accreditation, especially those in public practice, to participate in the integrity initiative processes to enhance governance standards.
The accountancy profession concluded a momentous event when the heads of three accountancy organizations joined with Integrity Initiative Inc. to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will enhance the commitment to transparency and ethical business practices in the profession. BoA Chairman Joel Tan-Torres, PICPA President Dominador Barrion, ACPAPP President Cherrylin Javier, Integrity Initiative Inc. Gregorio Navarro signed the MOU in the presence of more than 50 CPAs who attended the Integrity Forum in the Hotel Intercontinental last September 14, 2015. "This is a precedent setting event since for the first time, a professional sector is committing to work together to uplift ethical business and governance practices. Whereas before the signing of this agreement, those joining this integrity initiative are single organizations, now the entire accountancy profession is now accepting this important challenge," said Chairman Joel Tan-Torres. The integrity initiative is a multisectoral campaign that seeks to institutionalize integrity standards among various sectors of society. Led by the private sector, those involved in the initiative go to a process that will uplift their governance practices beginning with the signing of the Integrity Phase. "The Board will thereafter require all applicants for accreditation, specially those CPAs in public practice, to sign up for the Integrity Pledge and undertake the subsequent inegriity initiative processes," Chairman Tan-Torres said. Vice Chair Gloria Baysa, Hon. Samuel Padilla and Concordio Quisaot were there to witness the event. Further details on the integrity initiative can be obtained at www.integrityinitiative.com.