Public Interest Accounting

Public Interest Accounting

Accounting services provided free of charge to charities and other nonprofit organizations that cannot afford them. Accountants for the Public Interest are a prominent group providing these services.
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A second institution, which might be called the National Academy for Public Interest Accounting, would focus on the auditing of privately owned companies, and nonprofit and governmental organizations and other entities supported by public funds.
Embracing a borderless, technologically advanced world: time for a new era of accounting regulation
Advances in Public Interest Accounting, 6, 163-176.
Minimizing the expectation gap
Lehman ("Accounting Ethics: Surviving, Survival of the Fittest," Advances in Public Interest Accounting, 1988) concluded that one of the main goals of ethics education should be to encourage students to recognize social responsibilities within their profession.
Now is the time for ethics in education
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