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The Accounting Profession: A Descriptive Study of the Common and Code Law Countries

The Accounting Profession: A Descriptive Study of the Common and Code Law Countries
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摘要 The accounting profession does not have a long history. It is mainly evolved in the last 150 years in the modem sense. Many factors influence the development of accounting and there are many reasons why countries have developed different accounting systems. Among these factors, the relationship between the legal system and the accounting profession is considered worthy of examination. For this purpose, the accounting professions of selected countries are studied. This study clearly demonstrates that the accounting profession in a country has been significantly affected by the judicial system of that country. In addition, the accounting and auditing environment is divided into two separate professions in the code law countries, whereas in the common law countries the profession is mainly organized under one title. However, because of historical or cultural influences, exceptions do exist in countries like Japan, Bulgaria, and Greece.
机构地区 Istanbul University
出处 《Journal of Modern Accounting and Auditing》 2012年第7期932-950,共19页 现代会计与审计(英文版)
关键词 accounting profession legal systems DESIGNATION common and code law countries 会计专业 法国 多因素影响 会计制度 法律制度 保加利亚 历史 审计
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