Accountancy 1998 - Abstracts

Accountancy 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
A break with tradition: recession-hit Japan may seem the last place to invest in, but its attempts at reform mean there are chinks of light amid the gloom.(includes related articles on Japanese firms Mazda and Sony)(Cover Story)BusinessC.E. Lorrimer
Accounting issues arising from the proposed introduction of the euro.Business 
Accounting principles - is judgment dead?BusinessGerry Acher
After Kripps and Hercules.(auditors' liability)BusinessColin Fleming
A glow in the dark? The UK's FRS 13 should shed light on the murky world of derivatives and hedging.(Financial Reporting Standard 13, 'Derivatives and Other Financial Instruments: Disclosures')BusinessNigel Dealy
A guide to strategy.(includes related article on strategic business planning)(finance directors and developing business strategies)BusinessBrian McEvoy
Amendment to financial reporting standard for smaller entities. (Exposure Draft)(includes appendices)Business 
Amendment to FRS 5: 'Reporting the Substance of Transactions': Private Finance Initiative and Similar Contracts.Business 
Amendment to FRS 5 'Reporting the Substance of Transactions': The Private Finance Initiative.Business 
An asset in any field.(master of business administration degree)BusinessPhilip Schofield
An oasis for investors.(Egypt)(Cover Story)BusinessMark Huband
An option too many in tangible fixed assets. (Accounting Standards Board's exposure draft, FRED 17, 'Measurement of Tangible Fixed Assets')BusinessChris Westwick
A principled approach to providing assurance.BusinessJon Grant
A question of trust.(accountants' role in online shopping business)BusinessJim Sylph
Asian shock waves buffet Eastern Europe.BusinessNigel Rendell
Asia puts the brakes on Australia and New Zealand. (impact of Asian economic crisis)BusinessChristopher Portman
A stake in the road to modernisation.(investing in India)BusinessDamon Bristow
A way to give investors exactly what they need.(full disclosure of risks)BusinessRobert Hodgkinson
Back chat.(roundtable on International Accounting Standards)(Panel Discussion)Business 
Be prepared. (legal issues related to introduction of single European currency)BusinessGeoffrey Yeowart
Better odds than the lottery.(value of investment analysis)BusinessRhoda Pierce-Brown
Big talk.(views on the future of International Accounting Standards)(Panel Discussion)Business 
Bowled over.(English cricket ballmaking)BusinessChristopher McCooey
Brazil: a tough nut to crack.(for foreign investors)BusinessCharles Holland
Bribe wars.BusinessJohn Bray
Canada: suffering 140-year currency low.BusinessJane Foley
Changing rooms in small company reporting: the Scottish Institute's new proposals seek a better reporting framework.(Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland)BusinessIsobel Sharp, Danielle Stewart
Computer systems: the hidden costs.BusinessTerry Corbitt
Consistently inconsistent on private finance. (UK Accounting Standards Board)BusinessNigel Middleton
Coping with construction contracts.BusinessKathryn Cearns
Countdown to millennium mayhem.(includes related articles and directory of companies offering Year 2000 services)(Year 2000 computer date-change problem)BusinessLeslie Meall, Gillian Newsham
Counting the cost of pensions.BusinessPeter Clark
Cut out the boilerplate. (London Stock Exchange issues new corporate governance code)BusinessRoger Daviis
Czechmate?(includes interview with UK brewing giant Bass International's country manager Graham Staley on investing in the Czech Republic)(prospects of the Czech Republic)BusinessMartin Jay
December 1998 - the season of goodwill. (accounting for goodwill and intangible assets)BusinessJoan Brown
Derivatives and hedging in the US: time to move on.(implementation of FASB's Statement 133, 'Accounting for Derivative Instruments and Hedging Activities')BusinessRosemarie Sangiuolo, Robert C. Wilkins
Desk top conferences. (automated business communications)(includes related article on multimedia conferencing products)BusinessGorge Cole
Don't be taken for a ride. (use of expense management software)(includes related article on cutting travel and entertainment costs with information technology)BusinessLesley Meall, George Cole
Earnings per share: contingently issuable shares; employee share schemes; special dividends. (Financial Reporting Exposure Draft 16 Supplement)Business 
Encryption is the key. (ensuring data security)BusinessTerry Corbitt
Eps consensus - the way forward.(UK Accounting Standards Board's Financial Reporting Standard 14, 'Earnings Per Share')BusinessCarol Page
European accounting harmonisation.BusinessMarie-Christine Batt
Fast forward for finance. (use of information technology in financial management)BusinessPat Sweet
Financial modelling: a beginner's guide.(includes related article on modelling for motorway concession program in Eastern Europe)BusinessJohn Hopes
Financial Reporting Standard 10: Goodwill and Intangible Assets.(includes appendices)Business 
Financial Reporting Standard 12: Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets. (includes appendices)Business 
Financial Reporting Standard 13: Derivatives and Other Financial Instruments: Disclosures.(includes appendices)Business 
Financial Reporting Standard 14: Earnings Per Share.(issued by Accounting Standards Board)Business 
Financial Reporting Standard 9: Associates and Joint Ventures.(includes appendices)Business 
Forward with faxback. (fax-on-demand service)(includes related article on fax machines)BusinessGeorge Cole
Foul play. (UK Football Association's need to address issue of better financial controls)BusinessPaul Barnes
Fraud watch! (detecting fraud)BusinessJohn Alexander
From Kafka to cybercorp.(includes related article on five elements of the cybercorp culture)(advent of a cyber age)BusinessTim Green
FRS 11: Impairment of fixed assets and goodwill. (Financial Reporting Standard)(includes appendices)Business 
FRS 11: what it means in practice. (UK Accounting Standards Board's Financial Reporting Standard 11 'Impairment of Fixed Assets and Goodwill')BusinessPeter Holgate
Full of Eastern promise. (accounting career in Middle East)BusinessChris Miller
Get it right before you sign.(outsourcing finance function)BusinessDavid Orr
Going to New York. (obtaining a listing in US stock exchanges)BusinessJoe Kelly
Hard times loom for the Middle East. (economic growth affected by falling oil prices and Asian economic crisis)BusinessGill James
Head-on collision. (merger between Daimler-Benz and Chrysler Corp)BusinessHaig Simonian
How not to be a serial failure.(passing Paper 6 - Audit Framework)BusinessKatharine Bagshaw
I'm in haven. (offshore tax havens)BusinessAna Wisdell
In FASB's footsteps? (Germany's Deutsches Rechnungslegungs Standards Committee)BusinessLiesel Knorr
International Accounting Standard IAS 16 (Revised 1998): Property, Plant and Equipment.Business 
International Accounting Standard IAS 19 (Revised): Employee Benefits.Business 
International Accounting Standard IAS 22 (Revised 1998): Business Combinations.Business 
International Accounting Standard IAS 34: Interim Financial Reporting.Business 
International Accounting Standard IAS 35: Discontinuing Operations. (includes appendix)Business 
International Accounting Standard IAS 38: Intangible Assets.Business 
International Accounting Standards IAS 17: Leases (Revised 1997).Business 
International Accounting Standards IAS 36: Impairment of Assets.Business 
International Accounting Standards IAS 37: Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets.Business 
Is it worth being different on pension costs? (UK pension accounting differs from international method)(Accounting Issues)BusinessMartin Lowes
Is the risk-driven audit too risky? (Accounting Issues)BusinessDavid Hatherly
It's a problem: when IT doesn't work, a little common sense goes a long way. (information technology)BusinessAlison Chase
Japan faces bleaker economic outlook.BusinessKevin Grice
Keeping it in the family.(Malaysia Assurance Alliance managing director Tunku Ya'acob)BusinessIngrid Tighe
Korea: slowly turning the corner. (economy development)BusinessKevin Grice
Learning audits.BusinessDavid Hatherly
Look at it my way. (employee recruitment)BusinessDavid Hughes
Looking for a flexible career for life. (working smarter)(Commentary)BusinessSarah Deeks
Make or buy? The future of Canadian standards.(accounting standards)BusinessColin Fleming
Making the fact cats earn their cream. (executive compensation in UK companies)BusinessAndrew Guntert, William Franklin
Making values count in business: the challenge for standard-setters is to create the conditions for business where social and environmental benefits go hand in hand with competitive advantage.(use of social and ethical accounting, auditing and reporting)BusinessAlison Pilling
Moving the problem. (accounting standards for financial instruments)BusinessRegina Fikkers
New century, new boardroom. (trends affecting boards of directors)BusinessStephen Copp, Stephen Letza
New frontiers: investors in India are looking beyond Bombay and Delhi to the up-and-coming provincial cities. (includes related articles on Indian cities)(Cover Story)BusinessAmy Kazmin
Not built in a day. (qualification in the single European currency)(includes related articles on investments in Italy)(Cover Story)BusinessDavid Lane
Nothing disclosed, nothing ventured. (Accounting Standards Board's FRS 9, 'Associates and Joint Ventures')BusinessJanie Crichton
Off to a cracking start. (International Accounting Standards Committee's Standing Interpretations Committee)BusinessGerd Fey
Oil also available. (foreign investments in Saudi Arabia)(Cover Story)BusinessMark Selway
Pensions: same subject, different approach. (UK Accounting Standards Board's second discussion paper on accounting for pension costs)BusinessAnne McGeachin
Pessimist's charter. (disaster planning for small businesses)(includes related article on Readrange's disaster recovery)BusinessJoanne Offer
Plugging into privatisation. (Italy's electricity firm ENEL)BusinessDavid Lane
Preparing for E-day. (launch of the European single currency in Jan 1999)(includes related articles)BusinessJohn Sinclair
Pulling no punches.(roundtable discussion on International Accounting Standards)(Panel Discussion)Business 
Pulling the plug on the big bath scam: FRS 12 aims to clean up accounting provisions. (Financial Reporting Standard 12 'Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets')BusinessJanie Crichton
Red tape around Red Square. (political uncertainty, risks and bureaucracy discourage foreign investment in Russia)(includes related articles)(Cover Story)BusinessSergei Blagov
Rising from the ashes. (Malaysian economy)(Cover Story)BusinessJocelyn Gecker
Russian bear faces the market test. (investor confidence in Russia undermined by slow reform)BusinessVicky Pryce
Small, but imperfectly formed. (Financial Reporting Standard for Smaller Entities)BusinessMichael Page, Richard Murphy
Standard-setting's future direction is unclear. (accounting standards)BusinessPaul Davies, Michael Davies
Superhighway robbery. (preventing Internet bandwidth theft)BusinessMarcus Cowley
Support for the strategists.(includes related articles)(enterprise information systems)BusinessAlison Classe
Surfing the problems. (Internet taxation)BusinessBarry Marshall
Thai break. (Thailand's economy)(Cover Story)BusinessHoward Winn
The answer to technology.BusinessEdmund Hewson
The challenge of change. (organizational change at KPMG)BusinessGerry Acher
The changing shape of materiality.BusinessIan Wright
The curtain comes down. (Iran welcomes foreign investment)(Cover Story)BusinessMark Selway
The inexorable drive towards fair value.(use of fair value to measure financial instruments)BusinessTim Sweeney
The open persuader.(interview with Chris Swinson, incoming president of Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales)(Interview)BusinessRoger Cowe
The politics of the true and fair view. (politics of accounting-standard setting)BusinessNeil Chisman
The unsatisfactory affair of insurance accounting.BusinessRoger Whewell
The way forward for performance reporting: the G4+1 aims to point new standards in the right direction.BusinessL. Todd Johnson
Time to act: companies are realizing that there are a number of issues relating to the euro that they urgently need to sort out.BusinessMitchell Hogg
Towards rules of quality. (accounting standards in France)BusinessMarie-Christine Batt
Up to its eyes in debt.(Siam Cement)BusinessHoward Winn
US economy: the wagon still has four wheels.BusinessPeter Warburton
What it is and how to do it. (social accounting)BusinessMark Wilson, Murdoch Gatward
What's all the fuss about?(accounting standard for financial instruments)BusinessIan Wright, Regina Fikkers
Where do I hold my company? (tax planning for UK international companies)BusinessPeter Cussons, Milan Bojkovic
Who wants US GAAP? (harmonization of international accounting standards)(Commentary)BusinessAllister Wilson
Will FRS 10 hit the target?(Financial Reporting Standard for goodwill and intangible assets)BusinessRon Paterson
Winners and losers.(includes related articles on foreign investments in France and on Alcatel's falling stock price)(investing in France)(Cover Story)BusinessPeter Gaskell
Year 2000 issues: accounting and disclosures.Business 
Yes, boss.(includes related article on minimizing disruption of the arrival of new CEO)(dealing with new CEOs)BusinessJohn Hatfield
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