Browsing Accounting by Author "Narraway, G."

In July 2006, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued a discussion document , Preliminary Views on an Improved Conceptual Framework for Financial ...

Take the power back.

Narraway, G. (2003)

The invisible crowd: Valuing volunteer services.

Cordery, C.; Narraway, G. (2006)

Assesses available models for not-for-profit entities to measure the value of time donated by volunteers to their organisations in order to be able to include that value in their statements of financial performance.

The outcomes of changed delivery for a first-level accounting course.

Narraway, G. (2004)

This research was undertaken subsequent to a sudden, sharp fall in student success in two consecutive semesters of a first-year accounting course delivered by distance. The research aimed initially to investigate whether ...

The perception gap: (Ac) counting invisible volunteers.

Narraway, G.; Cordery, C. (2006)

The perception gap: (Ac) counting invisible volunteers

They never said it would be easy: Ten tricky issues when implementing bottom line reporting.

Narraway, G.; Murphy, L. (2005)

Valuing volunteers: Expanding the relevance and reliability debate.

Cordery, C.; Narraway, G. (2010)

Volunteers� inputs to public and other not-for-profit organisations are significant. However, while statisticians gather data on volunteering, accountants do so less often due to a debate as to whether the relevance of ...

Volunteers: Perceived invisible in accounting.

Cordery, C.; Narraway, G. (2006)

Discusses the increasing use and reliance on volunteers in Early Childhood Education, and how increasingly volunteers are board members with professional skills and parents with trade skills. Looks at Governments attempts ...

Volunteers: Valuable but invisible to accountants.

Cordery, C.; Narraway, G. (2009)