ISSN 2737-7482
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1994December 31, 1994 IST
Irish Practitioners’ Perceptions on Limiting Auditors’ Liability and the Expectations Gap
Irish Practitioners’ Perceptions on Limiting Auditors’ Liability and the Expectations Gap
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1994
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1994
- Utility of Inflation Accounting Data to InvestorsMarann Byrne
- Utilising the Information in Security Prices Within Strategic Management AccountingVincent O'Connell
- The Influence of Client Integrity and Competence and Auditor Characteristics on Materiality EstimatesRichard A. BernardiDonald F. Arnold Sr.
- The Impact of External and Internal Environmental Factors on the Design of Management Control SystemsDonal Keating
- Some Approaches to a 'True and Fair View': A ReviewDavid Carpenter
- Registered Trade Union Financial Statements: Adequate and Comparable?Mary Kilcommins
- Qualitative Research Into the Effects of a Changing Organisation Structure at One Irish CompanyAnne Tyther
- Management Accounting Systems: Some Field Evidence From Sixteen Multi-National Companies in IrelandTony O'DeaPeter J. Clarke
- Irish Practitioners' Perceptions on Limiting Auditors' Liability and the Expectations GapPeter GreenJacqueline Granleese
- Factor Analysis and the Selection of Financial Variables: Some UK EvidenceKenneth A. DysonGregory McGrath
- FRS 1 Cash Flow Statements: A Survey of the Implementation of the Standard to Irish Published AccountsRobert J. KirkMaurice J. Smyth
- Accounting Practice: An Empirical Study of Practitioners' Experiences NNoel Hyndman
- Accountants as Change Managers: Can Education Meet the Challenge?Warwick PontonBarry J. Cooper
- A Comparison of the Case for the Taxation of Wealth Transfers With Wealth Transfer Taxes as They Exist TodayGeraldine Robbins
Green, P., & Granleese, J. (1994). Irish Practitioners’ Perceptions on Limiting Auditors’ Liability and the Expectations Gap. Accounting, Finance & Governance Review, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.52399/001c.35428