Assignment Coca Cola Summary The aim of this work is to provide the framework of the current professional accounting code of ethics. What is ethics and how do we define it? In this report we seek to determine the main ethical principles that will establish the law andIndexIntroduction………………….. ..2The Code of Ethics of professional accounting bodies in Australia and its fundamental principles……………………………… …………………………….………… 3Threats to compliance with the fundamental principles of the Code of Ethics…………...4Concept of protection and methods of application………………5Analysis of case studies… … ………………………………………………………………………….…6Coca-Cola stakeholders……………..Ethical issues – corruption, bribery …… ……….CdConclusion ……………………………………………………….. ………7List of references…………………………8IntroductionThe Code of Ethics of Professional accounting bodies in Australia and its fundamental principles. Ethics, how do we define them? We can describe ethics as a set of moral principles or values. Laws and sets of legal regulations, religious guidelines and codes of ethics for professional and industrial groups are examples of the moral values ​​and principles that are implemented in our lives. The Code of Ethics for Accountants includes a set of rules and guidelines Mainly code Ethics can contain a series of ideal professional behaviors and acceptable behaviors, as well as define unacceptable behaviors []. The main benefit of the code is that accountants can emphasize positive attitudes and activities that can encourage effective... middle of paper...eliminate or reduce threat risk. We can define two broad categories of protection. The first group groups together all the protections that derive from the profession and from the legislative regulations in force. The second group includes protections in the work environment. Case Study Analysis Coca-Cola Stakeholders Stakeholders are all groups or individuals who are affected by the achievement of the organization's objectives. [] In this situation of Coca-Cola we can determine the following group of stakeholders. They include local communities, employees, customers, suppliers, competitors, countries, laws and government regulators.