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ACC 695M Individual and Group Case Analysis

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ACC 695M Individual and Group Case Analysis This is a group project with two separate steps. The rubrics for assessment of these cases are located in Course Resources. Step I below will be assessed by your professor following Rubric for Evaluating Written Assignments . Step II below will be assessed utilizing the Group Project Grading Rubric. Step 1: Each group member will develop their answers separately and send them to their professor. Step II: The combined group will consider all the group member’s analysis referred to in Step I and finalize the assignment submitting a group paper with responses to all case analysis questions from a group viewpoint collaboratively enhancing critical thinking for all members of the group. The Cases - Ethics in Accounting Ethical Analysis Framework A Case Study in Ethical Decision-Making Consider the following case. It provides a good example of the kinds of ethical dilemmas potentially faced by accounting professionals. Oscar Gamble, Shields Corporation’s Controller is concerned that net income may be lower this year. As a result, he is afraid that upper-level management might recommend cost reductions by laying off accounting staff. Gamble knows that amortization is a major expense for Shields. The company currently uses the double-declining balance method, and he is thinking of changing to the straight-line method. However, this change would be highlighted in the statement of retained earnings as a cumulative effect adjustment and management must prove that the new principle will give a reliable and more relevant financial presentation in the statements. Instead, he is contemplating increasing estimated useful lives and residual values. That would decrease amortization expense (and increase income). Best of all, this change in estimate will be handled prospectively and not be highlighted in the current or future years’ financial statements. Oscar thinks this approach could save his job and those of his staff. What would you recommend to Oscar Gamble? On the one hand, it would seem that opting for changes in residual values and useful lives could result in investors and creditors getting less useful
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