Belkaoui examines several innovative forms of financial
reporting and disclosure emerging in various countries and how they
can hamper attempts to harmonize accounting standards
internationally. Among these are value-added reporting, information
for employees and unions, the impact of value-added taxation and
cash flow reporting. He also tries to summarize recent developments
in comparative management research and the impact it may have on
practice. The author attempts to provide a broad overview of all of
these topics, which should appeal to students and to accountants
with an interest in the recent developments in international
accounting. "Journal of Accountancy"
This volume thoroughly examines new devlopments in international
accounting from economic and social, as well as from accounting
viewpoints. It reflects the current tension between attempts at
unification by international standard setters and the emergence of
innovative forms of reporting, disclosure, and taxation, as various
countries attempt to improve their reporting accuracy. The product
of this tension is the gradual but steady emergence of new
accounting, reporting, disclosure, and taxation techniques of
importance to the accounting practices of every country in the
international arena.
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