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Valuing a going concern - an exposure draft for accountants.
Managerial Finance
1981 : VOL. 6:2, p. 89-97
 1981 Lawson, G. H.
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Balancing the IRS' pursuit of information with the public interest.
Financial Executive
1981 : JUN, VOL. 49:6, p. 12-14
 1981 Mednick, R.
116.
Regulation and the auditing profession in the USA: the Metcalf subcommittee's recommendations re-examined.
Accounting and Business Research
1981 : SUMMER, VOL. 11:43, p. 197-205
 1981 Weber, R.
Milne, F.
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Auditor-client relationships and their impact on bankers' perceived lending decisions.
Accounting and Business Research
1981 : SUMMER, VOL. 11:43, p. 179-188
 1981 Firth, M.
118.
New professional negligence liability judgement - an auditor's nightmare.
Accountancy
1981 : AUG, VOL. 92:1056, p. 98-100
 1981 Baxter, C.
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"Wirtschaftsprüfer" perception of auditor independence.
Accounting Review
1981 : JAN, VOL. 56:1, p. 97-107
 1981 Dykxhoorn, H.J.
Sinning, K.E.
120.
How vague words mask dissent behind the audit standards.
Accountancy
1980 : NOV, VOL. 91:1047, p. 61-64
 1980 Woolf, E.
121.
When a firm buys its own computer system.
Accountancy
1980 : NOV, VOL. 91:1047, p. 40-42
 1980 Holmes, G.
122.
Why the audit reporting standards miss the target.
Accountancy
1980 : DEC, VOL. 91:1048, p. 90-94
 1980 Woolf, E.
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On the use of index models in analytical reviews by auditors.
Journal of Accounting Research
1980 : AUTUMN, VOL. 18:2, p. 524-550
 1980 Lev, B.
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