Browsing Accounting by Title

Behind racism: An investigation of the accountant employment market in New Zealand.

Huang, G. (2014-09)

Being found out! Corporate accountability and public perception: A New Zealand perspective.

Sahrawat, K. (2004)

Being found out! Corporate accountability and public perception: A New Zealand perspective

Black swan records. 1921 to 1924: From a swanky swan to a dead duck.

Davis, D.; Loo, I. (2003)

Can Good Corporate Governance Practices Improve Firm Financial Performance? A Survey on the Perceptions of CEOs in Malaysia

Awan, N.; Chang, A. L. (2009-07)

Can we measure the value of an auditor's judgement?

Sahrawat, K.; Davis, D. (2006)

Can we measure the value of an auditor's judgement?

Sahrawat, K.; Davis, D. (2007)

Charities commission: Shutting the stable door.

Bourke, D. (2006)

The New Zealand Charities Commission is now in place and the Charities Act is law - following a huge redraft of the original Bill. Whilst many of the major issues have been resolved, there remains a level of disquiet in ...

Charity accountability and transparency.

Cordery, C.; Zajkowski, M. (2005)

Conceptual challenges displayed through the financial reporting of early childhood education centres.

Cordery, C.; Narraway, G. (2008)

Continuing professional development: Perceptions from New Zealand and Australian accounting academics.

Zajkowski, M.; Sampson, V.; Davis, D. (2007)

Costing dynamics in a social enterprise: A case study.

Awan, N. (2009)

Delivering Fit-For-Purpose Governance and Accountability: A Social Enterprise Context - NZ

Awan, N. (2010-11)

Do risk disclosures matter for bank performance? A moderating effect of risk committee.

Jahan, M.; Nahar, S. (2021)

Does prestigious board membership matter? Evidence from New Zealand

Jahan, M. A.; Lubberink, M. (2019)

Educating for sustainable development reporting in New Zealand.

Narraway, G. (2005)

Educating for sustainable development reporting in New Zealand.

Narraway, G. (2004)

Equity and GST policy.

Barrett, J. (2010)

Ostensibly a technocratic instrument, goods and services tax (GST) nevertheless lends itself to philosophical analysis. Consumption taxes, in general, are congruent with Thomas Hobbes�s injunction that a person should be ...

Equity in the amoral state: The nexus between charities, gambling and the taxation-redistribution system.

Barrett, J.; Veal, J. (2014)

An example of a theory-oriented approach: How to mobilise Bordieu's capital theory in interdisciplinary research.

Huang, G. (2015-12)

Exploring the determinants of planned retirement ages in Australia.

Delpachitra, S. (2001)