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EXPECTATION GAP
Expectation Gap
Expectation Gap
Introduction
Expectation gap is the gap between what users expect from the accounts of the auditor and that it considers should be given the legal definition of its responsibilities and resources at its disposal to fulfill its mission. The audit expectation gap has been affecting professionals in the ...
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SEGMENTAL REPORTING
Assessment Of The Current Status Of The Proposed Joint Exposure Draft: Segmental Reporting
Assessment of the Current Status of the Proposed Joint Exposure Draft: Segmental Reporting
Introduction
IAS and FASB have been working to introduce a novel term in the field of financial reporting by the name of Segment accounting or ...
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REDUCING THE BUDGET DEFICIT
Reducing the Budget Deficit
Reducing the Budget Deficit
Overview of the company
Indus estate agents are a Real Estate which is based in Essex with two offices. This small firm primarily engaged in buying, selling, renting and operating self-owned or leased real estate such as apartment buildings and dwellings ...
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Microsoft & Skype Merger
Microsoft & Skype Merger
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Mergers and Acquisitions have been a prominent practice in the corporate world. As of the year 2010, the United Kingdom experienced an aggregate 199 mergers and acquisitions, worth £12,414 billion. In this paper, we shall incorporate the purpose and objective of understanding the ...
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INTERNATIONAL EQUITY MARKETS International Equity Markets - Global Stock Exchanges
International Equity Markets- Global Stock Exchanges
Introduction
As the communication channels progressed, the world has become to be global village. It has opened up new vistas for the corporate world as they have gained accessed all the international markets while sitting in ...
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FINANCE
Modular Information Systems and Integrated Software Systems
Modular Information Systems and Integrated Software Systems
Part A. Compare the relative qualities and characteristics of Modular Information Systems against Integrated Software Systems in respect of financial control of an organization. You must give real-life examples of each of these systems to help illustrate your ...
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UK PUBLIC DEBT
UK Public Debt
Public and Private Finance in Property
Introduction
Public debt or sovereign debt refers to all debts which is maintained by the state against individuals or other country. It is a way to get financial resources by the state or any public authority usually materialized by issuing ...
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The Enterprise Act 2002
The Enterprise Act 2002
Introduction
English corporate insolvency law has been reshaped by the Enterprise Act 2002. The Act was intended to 'to facilitate company rescue and to produce better returns for creditors as a whole'. Administrative receivership, which placed control of insolvency proceedings in the hands of banks, ...
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ACCOUNTING
Accounting and user needs
Accounting and user needs
Introduction
For many people, accounting is seen only as a legal obligation, which must be there because there is no choice, ignoring what is important and how useful it can be. Accounting is perhaps the most important element in any company or business, as it ...
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AVIVA PLC
Implication of International Financial Management of Aviva PLC
Implication of International Financial Management of Aviva PLC
Introduction
The study is related to the implications of international financial management which particularly focuses on Aviva plc. Aviva is an insurance group based in the United Kingdom. Company's business is managed based on four ...