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Parliamentary Accountability and Reform

2021
Abstract The assertion that the Irish parliament, Oireachtas Éireann, or more specifically its lower house Dáil Éireann, is poor at if not incapable of fulfilling its constitutional role of holding the government to account is an established feature of the study of Irish politics.
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Budget and Accounting Reforms

2009
Abstract This article examines what reforms have been proposed, what they are intended to accomplish, and how they are working out. The result of the survey and analysis conducted is somewhat messy if informative. The amount and quality of information available in different countries varies enormously.
Irene S. Rubin, Joanne Kelly
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Accounting Reform in Lithuania

2008
The reform of accounting started in 1992 when the Supreme Council of the Republic of Lithuania passed the Law on the Principles of Accounting. In the period between 1990, as the year of the declaration Lithuanian's independence, and 1992, accounting used to be performed pursuant to instructions in operation under the administrative command system ...
Vaclovas Lakis, Laimute Kazlauskiene
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Accounting Reforms for Accountable Public Sector Management

2020
Accounting reforms in the public sector have become one of the most debated aspects of the public sector financial management during the last three decades. Following the steps of developed countries around the globe, Sri Lanka as a developing country made initiatives to adopt international public sector accounting standards (IPSAS).
Chitra Sriyani De Silva Lokuwaduge, Keshara M. De Silva Godage   +1 more
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Accounting Reform in Croatia

2008
This chapter deals with the most important factors and difficulties that influence the accounting reform and harmonization process in Croatia. It analyses the implementation of IFRS and IAS in Croatian accounting practice and judges the degree of accounting development in financial institutions. It provides a global framework for the Croatian corporate
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A Reflection on Accounting Reforms in Dutch Government

2005
Critiques of the Dutch government resulted in many changes in the 1980s and 1990s, ranging from deregulation to decentralization and privatization, the use of private sector management techniques in government organizations, the introduction of output budgeting and performance indicators, and other techniques that could be regarded as elements of New ...
ter Bogt, H.J., van Helden, G.J.
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Government Budgeting and Accounting Reform in Italy

2002
This book provides a comparative look at financial management systems from a family of systems point of view. Despite the similarity between the models there are significant differences that have evolved over time because of systemic reasons like national culture and values, administrative culture, and constitutional and organisational arrangements ...
CAPERCHIONE, Eugenio, R. Mussari
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Budgeting, Accounting, Reporting, and Their Reform in Italy

This chapter presents the key features of Italian government accounting, describes its evolution over time, and discusses possible future ...
Eugenio Anessi Pessina, Elena Cantu
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Accounting reform

2022
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Reforming the accounting system

2012
The problems of Ukraine’s accounting system transforming in compliance with the international standards have ...
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