Environmental accounting - a growing concern

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The results of a 1996 study indicate that, in Australian firms, accountants' involvement in environmental management is minimal. That is in part because the financial aspects of environmental management have yet to be completely incorporated into corporate reporting. It can be argued, however, that accounting's role in environmental management should be significant.

Environmental Management, Financial Management, Analysis, Management, Australia, Corporation reports, Company reports, Environmental auditing

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Planning for profit

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Advice for accountants on the provision of financial planning services to clients is presented. The advantages and drawbacks for professionals on starting an in-house function or subcontracting the service to specialists are examined.

Financial planners

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