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Determinants Of A Firm's Approach To Accounting For Goodwill, Christine E. Taylor Jan 1992

Determinants Of A Firm's Approach To Accounting For Goodwill, Christine E. Taylor

Theses : Honours

The purpose of this study is to ascertain factors that may explain an Australian firm's approach to accounting for goodwill and to examine the diversity that existed in accounting for goodwill in the pre-standard era. Utilising a costly contracting framework, determinants of the accounting policy choice are proposed and three separate groups of hypotheses are formulated. The ex ante hypothesis in this study utilises industry as an explanatory variable that would be expected to explain the motivations of accounting choices by firms. It was found that there is no significant association between industry classification and the choice of method in …


The Debt Equivalence Of Leases In Uk: An Empirical Investigation, R Narayanswamy Dec 1991

The Debt Equivalence Of Leases In Uk: An Empirical Investigation, R Narayanswamy

IIMB Management Review

No abstract provided.


Self-Regulatory Processes In The Accounting Profession As They Relate To The Professional Competence Of The Individual, Kyle Henn Klein May 1978

Self-Regulatory Processes In The Accounting Profession As They Relate To The Professional Competence Of The Individual, Kyle Henn Klein

Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The accounting profession has traditionally enjoyed a relationship of trust with the community, receiving certain advantages in return for the benefits it offered to society. However, in recent years the increasing litigation, regulation, and investigations involving accountants and the accounting profession indicate that the relationship between the profession and society is deteriorating. Indications are that society feels the profession has violated the trust placed in it by failing to effectively regulate itself and protect the public interest. The purpose of this study was to provide a situational analysis of the current status of self-regulation in the accounting profession as it …


A Study Of The Purposes, Basic Processes, And Criteria Involved In Setting Up An Effective School Budget, James D. Storie Aug 1962

A Study Of The Purposes, Basic Processes, And Criteria Involved In Setting Up An Effective School Budget, James D. Storie

Graduate Student Research Papers

As the title indicates, this paper will attempt to set forth the purposes, basic processes, and criteria involved in setting up an effective school budget.


Case Study Of The Financing Of The Operations Of A Government Agency Under The Industrial Fund, Cecil Franklin Jones Apr 1954

Case Study Of The Financing Of The Operations Of A Government Agency Under The Industrial Fund, Cecil Franklin Jones

Master's Theses

Savings aggregating millions of dollars annually have been made possible.by fundamental improvements of a Government-wide nature and the modernization and streamlining of accounting methods and systems of individual departments and agencies. The impetus for instituting these changes in fiscal procedures was provided in the recommendations of the Hoover Commission as submitted to Congress February 15, 1949.

The pilot installation, or "guinea. pig", was the Military Sea Transportation Service, a military agency within the Navy Department to which the author had been assigned as Assistant to the Comptroller after recall to active duty in November 1950. This material is presented in …