Teller is a special profession. It is in contact with a lot of money all the time. It can be said that it is rich. Without good professional ethics, it is difficult to "collect money" successfully. Compared with other accountants, we should strictly abide by professional ethics when enrolling.

The chief accountant should abide by the professional ethics is:

(1) Love your job and be dedicated. Accounting personnel should love their work, strive to develop their business, and adapt their knowledge and skills to the requirements of the work.

(2) Be familiar with the rules and regulations. Accounting personnel should be familiar with financial laws, regulations and rules and the unified accounting system of the state, and make extensive publicity in combination with accounting work.

(3) Act according to law. Accounting personnel shall carry out accounting work in accordance with the procedures and requirements stipulated by accounting laws, regulations and the unified national accounting system, and ensure that the accounting information provided is legal, true, accurate, timely and complete.

(4) objective and fair. Accounting personnel should be realistic, objective and fair in handling accounting affairs.

(5) do a good job. Accountants should try their best to improve the internal management of their own units and improve economic benefits.

(6) keep secrets. Accounting personnel shall keep the business secrets of their own units, and shall not provide or disclose the accounting information of their own units to the outside world except as stipulated by law and agreed by the leaders of their own units.

Cashiers should pay special attention to the following two points:

First, we must be honest and clean.

Honesty is the foundation of cashier's career and the primary aspect of cashier's professional ethics. Cashiers hold a unit's cash and bank deposits. If you want to keep or misappropriate public funds, there are many conveniences and opportunities. At the same time, external economic criminals often make up their minds before joining, apply for small favors, and then drag on. It should be said that in the face of the test of money and desire, most cashiers have won praise for their firm will and clean and noble quality. Of course, there are also some employees who take advantage of their positions to cheat, guard, steal and misappropriate public funds. In the end, it hurts the collective and hurts itself.

Second, stick to principles.

Cashiers shoulder the heavy responsibility of dealing with various interests. Only by adhering to this principle can we correctly handle the interests of the state, the collective and the individual. In our work, in order to safeguard national interests, sometimes we need to sacrifice local interests and personal interests, and sometimes we need to offend comrades and leaders in order to safeguard the dignity of laws and regulations. These are all things that should be adhered to and must be done.

For a long time, most of them have followed this principle in their work and maintained financial discipline selflessly and fearlessly. Many cashiers are commended and rewarded by the state and people, which is the honor of cashiers. Of course, some cashiers are retaliated for adhering to this principle, but adhering to these principles will eventually gain social understanding and support, and those who attack will be punished sooner or later.