Hello, what's your major? Are you majoring in accounting, ethics or sociology? I still studied accounting ethics. Isn't choosing such a thesis topic asking for trouble for yourself? Is it to look for some trite ethics in the existing financial rules and regulations, or to elaborate the construction of accounting professional ethics by yourself?

I think "accounting professional ethics" is more appropriate.

Starting from the topic, this paper analyzes the first "morality" involved in "accounting professional ethics",

This involves three questions: 1, what is morality 2, moral judgment 3 and moral identity.

1, what is morality? Tao is born, livestock is virtuous, things are moral classics, and devices are made. It is based on the respect and virtue of all things. The respect of Tao, the value of virtue, the foundation of husband's life. Moral language originates from Tao Te Ching, and Ci Hai's explanation of morality is: a social ideology, which is the norm and norm of people's common life and behavior. Morality often represents the positive value orientation of society and plays a role in judging whether behavior is justified or not.

2. However, people's morality is often different because of their identity, education, views and positions. If the thief's property is moral and the thief is the ill-gotten wealth that corrupts and perverts the law, how can the ill-gotten wealth be used to benefit the world? Or if the thief is the property of the enemy, use it to kill the enemy and serve the country. The moral standards held by the parties are closely related to the judgments made.

3. After people judge morality, they hope to get everyone's recognition and recognition.

The second issue is professional ethics.

The third issue is accounting professional ethics.

I think it will be more practical if you are an accounting major and don't write some papers related to accounting objects.