Changes to going concern disclosures: Accounting guidance shifts responsibilities to management/ by Kayla D. Booker and Quinton Booker
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ArticleSeries: The CPA Journal. page 42-45 ; Volume LXXXVI Number 2 (February 2016)Publication details: --New York: The New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants, February 2016Description: page 42-45ISSN: - 0732-8435
- BPer. 657.05 C839 2016
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| BPer. 657.05 C839 2016 Have audits become too inefficient and expensive?/ | BPer. 657.05 C839 2016 Unsolved problems in auditing: | BPer. 657.05 C839 2016 Audit deficiencies related tointernal control: | BPer. 657.05 C839 2016 Changes to going concern disclosures: | BPer. 657.05 C839 2016 The going concern gap in U.S GAAP: | BPer. 657.05 C839 2016 Auditors' and management's new approach regarding the going concern assessment/ | BPer. 657.05 C839 2016 European audit reform: |
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