Is there any solid rule that requires the accountants to be honest of what they put in into the reports?

Question

can u guys provide me the link to that?

Answer 1

American Federal Accounting Standard Boards, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles is the one you are looking for. FASB's GAAP. Also, it states that "an Account should be truthful, periodic, unambiguous and exact". This is the FASB, GAAP definition for Accounts. You can refer to the 'Principle of Accounting' by Vargo and Walther which gives this explanation.

Answer 2

uh...rather than u use that,i think it more effective if you ask external auditor to check all of the report periodically(6month/1year).believe me,all of accountant scare with ex-auditor.

Answer 3

just read this:

http://www.aicpa.org/about/code/index.html