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ACCOUNTANCY BUSINESS AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST
Volume 17 - 2018
Should
Auditors of Nonpublic Companies be allowed to provide Tax Services to
their
Audit Clients? Dave Thompson Jr. and Aisha G. Meeks, pages 1-14.
An Investigation of Nonprofit
Executive Compensation Levels
and their Relationship to Relevant Accounting Based Performance Metrics,
Janet
F Phillips, page 15-28
2017 Tax Reform in
the United States – A Quantitative Analysis of Corporate Rate Reduction,
Sean
Stein Smith, Richard Lahijani and Rossen Petkov, page 29-45.
Capital Budgeting Techniques
in Sri Lanka: A Survey, P. Pratheepkanth
and P. Premkanth, pages 46-62.
Assessing the
Ontario Chartered Accountant
Association’s Disciplinary Process: Can Self-Governance, Public
Interest and Capitalism
ever Coexist? Leslie J.
Wardley, Valorie M. Leonard and Charles H.
Bélanger, pages 63-88.
Forensic Accounting Education
in UAE:
An exploratory study with diverse stakeholders, Ganga Bhavani,
Christian Tabi Amponsah and Anupam
Mehta, pages 89-105.
Board Characteristics and
Earnings Management: A Literature Review for gap analysis in Emerging
Economies,
Nimisha Kapoor and Sandeep
Goel, pages 106-131.
Are financial
auditors involved in the determinants of environmental audit? Ansi Henda
and Dkhili
Hichem, pages 132-141.
Financial and non-financial
Determinants of Asian automobile stock prices, Umaid A Sheikh,
Haroon Abbas
Chaudhry and Umer Mukhtar, pages 142-163.
Keeping
Investors Onboard: A Corporate Social Responsibility Crisis Response
Framework,
Clarence Goh, pages 164-175.
Accounting Software and Its
Effect
on the Demand for Accountants in Small Business, Daniel H Boylan,
Cassandra Dennery and Cavan L Boylan, pages 176-186.
The Incentives for
Chinese Investments in Pakistan: An
Analysis from the Perspective of the Belt and the Road, Edna Gnomblerou,
pages 187-201.
Corporate
Social
Responsibility (CSR) Standards and Reporting: Conventional (Australian)
Banks
Versus Islamic Banks by Mansoor Khan, pages 202 – 228.
Reforming
the Auditing Industry, Prem Sikka, Colin Haslam, Christine Cooper,
James Haslam,
John Christensen, Deepa Govindarajan Driver, Tom Hadden, Paddy Ireland,
Martin
Parker, Gordon Pearson, Ann Pettifor, Sol Picciotto, Jeroen Veldman and
Hugh
Willmott, pages 229-397.
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