검색어 : 통합검색[(The)Canadian institute of chartered accountants]
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- Accounting education, training and the profession in the Commonwealth Caribbean: Integration or internationalisation?
- Bakre, Owolabi M.; ; (Accounting forum, v.30, 2006, pp.285-313)
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- Mythmaking in audit regulation: the Canadian initiative on ‘enhancing audit quality’
- Dermarkar Simon; Samsonova-Taddei Anna; Gendron Yves; Department of Accounting, HEC Montréal, Montréal, Canada; Department of Accounting, HEC Montréal, Montréal, Canada; Faculté des sciences de l’administration, Université Laval, Québec, Canada; (Accounting and Business Research, v., 2023, pp.1-28)
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- Book Reviews/Compte rendu de livres
- ; ; (Contemporary accounting research : the journal of the Canadian Academic Accounting Association = Recherche comptable contemporaine : la revue de l'Association canadienne des professeurs de comptabilit, v.2, 1985, pp.124-154)
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- Tax and studies: Canadian students have always had some form of tax incentives, and the last federal budget added a few more
- Horner, J.; ; (CA magazine, v.140, 2007, pp.38-40)
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- Chaos in the Caribbean Twelve years ago, Tedd Avey, a Canadian forensic accountant, began investigating the collapse under fraudulent circumstances of a Jamaican financial institution
- McLaughlin, P.; ; (CA magazine, v.139, 2006, pp.24-33)
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- Survival guide: Things are looking bleak for the Canadian economy and some economists fear that things will get worse, much worse
- Barcelo, Y.; ; (CA magazine, v.142, 2009, pp.22-27)
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- The creation and acceptance of public sector accounting standards in Canada
- Baker, Ron; Rennie, Morina D; University of Guelph, Canada; University of Regina, Canada; (Accounting history, v.23, 2018, pp.407-432)
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- Honey, let's work together: many Canadian family businesses are run by couples, which sometimes means the personal relationship gets neglected
- Heggum-Allen, T.; ; (CA magazine, v.140, 2007, pp.41-44)
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- Export-Aid: As trade barriers continue to fall throughout the world, more and more Canadian businesses both large and small are entering the export arena
- Berman, D.; ; (CA magazine, v.129, 1996, pp.18-23)
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- The big bang, II: Canadian companies have completed their first IFRS statements, but the transition is not yet over as they face a new phase
- Burot, K.; ; (CA magazine, v.145, 2012, pp.46-47)
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