History of England by C Warren Hollister

History of England by C Warren Hollister

This unique international guide presents up-to-date, factual data on professional accounting throughout the world. It contains the certification requirements, responsibilities and activities of professional accountants, and information on accounting organizations and periodicals in over 100 countries. With current emphasis on globalization by many industrial and service organizations, accounting firms, and universities, the author has provided a resource for all those who participate in or who are interested in learning about globalization.

Based on responses to his worldwide survey and other sources of information, the author presents material on reciprocity for professional accountants (the present state-of-the-art status of such policies); certification requirements for various levels or categories of professional accountants in different countries; primary functions of the professional accountants and the types of documents reviewed by them in various countries; current requirements for continuous education; names and addresses of organizations which control or supervise the accounting program in each country; and ethical standards for professional accountants. This guide book provides a wealth of information for consultants and executives involved, directly or indirectly, in globalization and could easily be used as supplementary reading in college-level international accounting and business courses.

Lacey Baldwin Smith was an Emeritus Professor of History at Northwestern University and the author of numerous Tudor-era works. He was a Fulbright Scholar, a Guggenheim Fellow, a Senior Fulbright Fellow at the University of London, a Senior Fellow of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He received his MA and PhD from Princeton University.