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C. Frost, Grace Pownall (1994)
ACCOUNTING DISCLOSURE PRACTICES IN THE UNITED-STATES AND THE UNITED-KINGDOMJournal of Accounting Research, 32
G. Whittington (1989)
Accounting Standard Setting in the UK after 20 Years: A Critique of the Dearing and Solomons ReportsAccounting and Business Research, 19
Notes that despite moves towards the international harmonization of accounting standards, some important differences remain between UK and US generally accepted accounting principles which affect the comparability of their financial statements. Outlines the development of the UK accounting profession, accounting standards and the regulatory environment, including company law, before discussing the specific differences between UK and US accounting treatment of assets, liabilities, foreign currency translations etc. and in reporting and disclosure requirements. Briefly considers the underlying reasons for them and stresses the importance of understanding them for accountants, investors, security analysts etc.
Managerial Finance – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jan 1, 2002
Keywords: Accounting standards; Harmonization; United Kingdom; USA
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