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ISSN 2737-7482
Published Research Articles
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1998December 31, 1998 IST

The Impact of Audit Firm Size and Audit Committees on Perceptions of Auditor Independence and Financial Statement Reliability in Ireland

David Gwilliam, Mary Kilcommins,
auditor independenceaudit committeeperceptions
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Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1998

Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1998
  • The Impact of Audit Firm Size and Audit Committees on Perceptions of Auditor Independence and Financial Statement Reliability in Ireland
    David GwilliamMary Kilcommins
  • Reforming the Public Sector: Demon Accountants at Work?
    Irvine Lapsley
  • Discounting: Its Role in Financial Reporting
    Robert J. Kirk
  • An Assessment of the Market Reaction of UK Firms to a Private Placement Announcement
    John Cotter
  • A Comparison of Lahiri and Sieve Sampling With Traditional MUS Methods
    Jane M. Horgan
Accounting, Finance & Governance Review
Gwilliam, D., & Kilcommins, M. (1998). The Impact of Audit Firm Size and Audit Committees on Perceptions of Auditor Independence and Financial Statement Reliability in Ireland. Accounting, Finance & Governance Review, 5(1), 23–56. https://doi.org/10.52399/001c.35375
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