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FUTURE OF THE ACCOUNTING PROFESSION.
The Accounting Review, 1965Abstract The accounting profession today does not fear change. It welcomes it with optimism and deliberate enthusiasm. Because of the developments of operations research and electronic data processing on the one hand, and of global business expansion on the other, all accounting mores are being challenged and attacked.
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THE ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSION IN GREECE.
The Accounting Review, 1963Abstract By Act No. 3329 of February 1955 the "Institute of Sworn-in-Accountants" was founded, in pursuance of Article 1 of the said Act its object is "to supervise audits of Greek financial organizations of whatever nature." More specifically than Article 37, Article 39 prescribes what persons may be appointed auditors if a request ...
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Antecedents of the Accounting Profession.
The Accounting Review, 1969Abstract Auditing undoubtedly appeared shortly after man began to record governmental and commercial transactions for you have evidence that even the earliest records were audited. The first attempts to reduce transactions to some medium more permanent than memory probably took a semi-mechanical form.
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Training in the accountancy profession
Education + Training, 1983A quarter of a century ago there was a financial barrier to becoming a chartered accountant. In those days the articled clerk received little, if any, salary for his opportunity to do client work, and had to pay for his own correspondence course to get him through his examinations.
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SOCIAL ACCOUNTING: AN INVITATION TO THE ACCOUNTING PROFESSION.
The Accounting Review, 1949Abstract The article presents views of the author on accounting participation. To date this work has progressed almost entirely without participation from accountants. This lack of participation has, I think, been unfortunate. Accounting participation might have served to accelerate certain developments.
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The Internationalization of the Accountancy Profession.
The Accounting Review, 1981Abstract Reviews the book "The Internationalization of the Accountancy Profession," edited by W. John Brennan.
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Rebalancing the accounting profession
Journal of Corporate Accounting & Finance, 2007AbstractAn alarming shift of balance has occurred in the accounting profession—a shift from a focus on work that facilitates business and economic development toward an emphasis on satisfying regulatory requirements. One result is that accountants are increasingly being trained to satisfy these regulatory requirements instead of being provided with the
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EXPERT WITNESSING PROFESSION IN FORENSIC ACCOUNTING: A RESEARCH ON MEMBERS OF ACCOUNTING PROFESSION
2016Adalet sisteminin ayrılmaz bir parçası olan bilirkişilik uygulamasının ciddi sorunları bulunduğuna yönelik pek çok çalışma mevcuttur. Adalet sistemindeki bu soruna çözüm getirebileceği düşünülen müesseselerden biri de uzman tanıklıktır. Uzman tanıklığın, adalet sisteminin sorunlarına çare olup olmayacağını ortaya koymak bu çalışmanın ana amacıdır.
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THE ACCEPTANCE OF ACCOUNTING AS A PROFESSION.
The Accounting Review, 1962Abstract When discussing the professionalism of accounting, a question that often arises is, how does accounting compare to the other professions, for example law or medicine? Many statements have been made in the accounting literature on the acceptance of accounting as a profession in this relation, but generally these are opinions ...
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A profession in transition: actors, tasks and roles in AI-based accounting
Journal of Applied Accounting Research, 2021Othmar M Lehner
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