What Professional Ethics Should The Teller Staff Follow?

The professional ethics of general accountants should be: (1)

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Accountants should love their jobs and work hard to adapt their knowledge and skills to the requirements of their work.

(2) familiarity with laws and regulations.

Accountants should be familiar with financial laws and regulations, regulations and national unified accounting system, and widely publicize in combination with accounting work.

(3) act according to law.

Accountants shall carry out accounting work in accordance with the procedures and requirements stipulated in accounting laws and regulations and the unified accounting system of the state, and ensure that the accounting information provided is lawful, authentic, accurate, timely and complete.

(4) objective and fair.

Accountants should be practical, objective and impartial in handling accounting affairs.

(5) do a good job in service.

Accountants should do their best to improve their internal management and economic efficiency.

(6) keep secrets.

Accountants should keep the business secrets of their own units. In addition to the provisions of the law and the leadership of the unit, they can not provide or disclose the accounting information of the unit privately.

In addition, the cashier should pay special attention to the following two points: first, be honest and clean.

Honest and honest is the first step for a teller to become a professional.

The cashier holds cash in a unit.

If you want to take public funds for your own use or for private use, you have more convenient conditions and more opportunities.

At the same time, external economic offenders also tend to make decisions on the tellers and impose small benefits on them.

It should be said that in the face of the test of money and material desires, most tellers have won the praise of people with a firm will and a clean and noble quality.

Of course, there are also a few tellers who use their posts to embezzle corruption, supervise themselves, steal and embezzle public funds. In the end, they hurt the collective and hurt themselves.

Two, we must adhere to principles.

The cashier is dealing with all kinds of things.

Only by adhering to principles can we correctly handle the interests of the state, the collective and the individual.

Sometimes, it is necessary to sacrifice local and personal interests to safeguard the interests of the state. Sometimes, it is necessary to offend comrades and leaders in order to maintain the dignity of laws and regulations.

All these are what the tellers should insist on and must do well.

For a long time, the tellers have adhered to principles in their work, and have maintained selfless and fearless financial discipline. Many tellers have been commended and commended by the state and the people.

This is the honor of the cashier.

Of course, some tellers have been retaliated for sticking to their principles, but adhering to the principle will eventually get the understanding and support of the society, and sooner or later, they will be punished for retaliation.

In order to protect the interests of the state and the collective and protect the socialist public property, the tellers must truly shoulder the responsibilities of accounting supervision entrusted by the state, adhere to principles in the work of cashiers, conscientiously resist unhealthy practices, and contribute to maintaining the normal order of accounting work.