bookkeeping in hedge schools in Ireland during the eighteenth century is indicative of a pre-professional period of accounting …-professional accounting education in eighteenth-century Ireland, Irish Accounting Review 13, no. 2: 63-74, suggests that the teaching of … secondary sources, the teaching of bookkeeping during the nineteenth century and primarily within the national schools that were …

markets. Three major models of accounting, bookkeeping, managerial and financial reporting, have been engineered to suit the … Cyert and March (1963), the paper explores the links between organization theory and classical bookkeeping, stewardship and … capital markets perspectives on accounting. …

, both unknown and undefined, into the traditional notions of regularity and sincerity, the French accounting community … fidèle would lead the French accounting community to bring into question certain traditional concepts and rules. …

the informal economy, it hasn’t been thoroughly examined in terms of accounting. What can accounting which is one of the … undertaking unrecorded activities? What the discipline accounting can do to take effective steps to solve this problem, whose main … the discipline accounting and certified public accountants can make to prevent the growth of the informal economy have …

nature of tax education in UK accounting degrees. The results of the survey and consequent analysis may provide taxation and … project looks at taxation in undergraduate accounting degree programmes and adopts an objective centred focus. The principal … aim of the survey was to examine the relationships between some characteristics of individual tax courses, including the …

anomalies. The article regrets that the revenue authorities have been reluctant to link tax outcomes more directly to accounting …