Business, 11.05.2021 19:30 angie249

Roland and Curt decided they need a management accountant for helping them understand their business and hired a person named Manny for this role. Manny is a management accountant specialised in the financial services industry, where he has worked for the 20 years of his career. All his work has been focussed on financial services and, as he was always extremely busy, he did not complete any continuing professional development in the last few years. Despite his lack of experience in other industries, Manny has applied for the position of management accountant for Stylish Chairs. When applying for this work, Manny did not disclose his lack of experience in the industry. Required:
State two of the ethical standards, as provided by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) Statement of Ethical Professional Practice1, which are being jeopardized and justify why these two standards are being jeopardized. Explain how applying for the work could be done without jeopardizing these two ethical standards.

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