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The Accountant's Magazine 1987
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A CA in ... Milan. (accountant works in Milan for Price Waterhouse)
Business
A CA in...The Hague. (accountant Ken McLachlan)
Business
Accounting and its prospects.
Business
Kishen Srinivasan
Accounting with expert systems.
Business
Alan Wilson
A mine of useful information. (Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland)
Business
A new thrust for international standards. (accounting)
Business
David Cairns
Annuities. (annuities linked to pension plans offered by Scottish insurance firms)
Business
John Gaselee
Assessing professional expertise: DBMS v. expert system.
Business
Sandra Brown
Authorization for investment business: scale of fees.
Business
Ian Plaistowe
Big Bang and jobs in the Scottish financial sector. (employment effects of London's financial services deregulation)
Business
Douglas Llambias, Irene Smith
Breaking the financial code. (data security)
Business
Tom McRae
British Airways' performance: using the exit price alternative. (use of cash flow and exit price techniques applied to British Airways' annual reports)
Business
Tony Arnold, Bob Wearing
Can dishonest clients and chartered accountants co-exist? (excerpted from a speech delivered before the Edinburgh Taxation Discussion Group by Cunnie Rankin)
Business
Cunnie Rankin
Company tax perspectives. (corporate tax planning and the Finance Bill of 1987)
Business
Amyas Morse, Jim Stark
Computerised fraud detection techniques: design and use.
Business
Lindsay Mercer
Corporate financial reporting at the crossroads.
Business
Tom Lee
Current directions in auditing research.
Business
David R. Gwillian
Data security: reducing the risks.
Business
Grant Findlay
Dawson International: trading in the global village. (a Scottish textile company assesses its international operations)
Business
Ronald Miller
Detecting fraud through tailor-made auditing of information systems.
Business
Lindsay Mercer
Does the CPA belong to a profession?
Business
Stephen Zeff
Electronic mail. (the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland provides members with electronic mail services through a contract with Telecom Gold)
Business
Les Muggridge
Ethical guidelines. (professional ethics statements issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland)
Business
Ethics in taxation practice.
Business
Tom Lynch
Financing your car fleet. (company automobiles in Great Britain) (column)
Business
Andrew Jones
Forestry in Scotland: a true and fair view?
Business
Sandy Murray
Forestry in Scotland: bonus or blight?
Business
Carol Ferguson
Franchising: the down side.
Business
Derek Ayling
From just-in-case to just-in-time. (accounting practice under the just-in-time manufacturing technique)
Business
Rolland Munro
Hiving down. (the transfer of assets into a subsidiary followed by the sale of the subsidiary to a third party)
Business
Jim Kerr
How to present segmental information in annual reports: what the investment analyst thinks. (Great Britain)
Business
Neil W. Garrod, Clive R. Emmanuel
ICAS seeks RPB status. (the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland seeks status as a Recognized Professional Body)
Business
John Cormack
Inflation accounting: let ostriches beware. (accounting and changing market prices in Scotland)
Business
Paul Boyle
Inflation and the current cost confusion. (Scottish accountants' refusal to adopt current cost accounting methods)
Business
Michael Greener
Insuring against computer fraud.
Business
John Gaselee
Japanese investment in Scotland.
Business
John Cooper
John Kirkpatrick setting a benchmark. (International Accounting Standards Committee chairman)
Business
Marketing the professional way. (marketing and cost control among U.K. firms)
Business
Malcolm McDonald
Merger accounting: is laxity distorting the market?
Business
Ian Griffiths
Monopolies and mergers in whose interests?
Business
Maurice Peston
Multisoft accounting system. (Software Review)
Business
Colin Kerr
Personal equity plans: a positive approach.
Business
Mark Goodrich
Plan now for customs duty big bang. (customs law changes in Scotland)
Business
Victor Durkacz
Plan to cease, don't cease to plan! (tax practice)
Business
Jim Kerr
Profile: David Stevenson. (managing director of EWM Investments)
Business
Profile: Graeme MacLennan. (managing director of Edinburgh Fund Managers)
Business
David Land
Profile: Sir Adam Thomson. (chairman and CEO of British Caledonia Group)
Business
Profile: Sir Norman Macfarlane. (founder of Macfarlane Group Ltd., a Scottish packaging manufacturer)
Business
Putting money values in perspective. (accountants and the misuse of statistics)
Business
Peter Reynolds
Raising risk capital on the third market. (three levels of the London Stock Exchange examined)
Business
Hugh Armstrong
Regulating auditors: independence and incorporation.
Business
Regulation of auditors: implementation of the EC Eighth Company Law Directive. (comments on the European Economic Community's proposal to regulate auditors)
Business
Research in action - performance measurement. (joint conference of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland and the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy)
Business
Paul Cook
Result motivated management. (zero-base budgeting)
Business
David Wise
Sage Accountant Plus. (Software Review) (second in a series of software reviews)
Business
Jim Byers
Scottish Financial Enterprise one year on.
Business
David Land
Setting accounting standards some lessons from the U.S. experience.
Business
Stephen A. Zeff
SIB rules and policy proposals. (the Securities and Investments Board of Great Britain)
Business
John Cormack
Small companies: failure and success.
Business
Tom McLean
SunAccount. (Software Review) (accounting software package)
Business
Colin Hunter
Swaps - old and new. (currency and interest rate swaps)
Business
Archie Donaldson
Taxing aliment under Scots law. (alimony payments and taxation in Scotland)
Business
The acceptable face of direct mail. (accountants)
Business
Robin Fairlie
The accountant and the intelligent machine.
Business
Fenton Robb, Tom Brown
The CA in the 1990s: the proposed education, training and examination system. (the chartered accountant and certification in Scotland)
Business
The changing role of the Institute as regulator. (Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland)
Business
Ian Percy
The divorce of ownership from understanding. (communication effectiveness of annual reports)
Business
Vivien Beattie
The end of the annual report? (an events database approach)
Business
Ken Pratt
The Financial Management Initiative - Is it working? (Great Britain's Financial Management Initiative)
Business
Grant Macrae
The long and short of asset lives. (accounting for fixed assets)
Business
Don Egginton
The machine intelligence family. (artificial intelligence)
Business
Fenton Robb, Tom Brown
The management buy-in.
Business
Mike Pacitti
The regulation of auditors.
Business
The spirit of Speyside. (the management of Macallan-Glenlivet Distillery) (company profile)
Business
The Stock Exchange transformed. (effect of organizational and trading practices changes on British financial markets)
Business
Angus Sibley
Toward a renaissance of service.
Business
Angus Sibley
VAT and motoring expenses. (Britain's value added tax applied to corporate automobile expenses)
Business
VAT partial exemption. (value added tax)
Business
Vehicle fleet finance: contract hire.
Business
Bill Myles
Where on earth to next? (overseas job opportunities for accountants)
Business
Colin MacKay
Where's your efficient market now? (The October Crash)
Business
Simon Keane
Willing - and legal - in Scotland. (legal aspects of writing a will in Scotland)
Business
William Millar
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