Comment by cs702

Surely, everyone involved has "good intentions."

And yet, looking at this in hindsight, it reads like something straight out of Kafka's cynical mind:

1. An accounting company's staff systematically cheats on an exam for accountants.

2. The company gets caught and charged by the government.

3. The company pays a fine to settle the charges, with a bit of fanfare.

4. The company is now assumed to have changed its behavior.

5. The company suffers no other consequences.