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    • Legitimacy lost : accounting's predicament / P.E. Buys 

      Buys, P E (Potchefstroom : Noordwes-Universiteit, Potchefstroomkampus, 2010)
      The objectives and purpose of accounting theory as being promulgated by key global accounting regulators seem to downplay accounting’s stewardship function in favour of providing information to specific categories of ...
    • Legitimacy lost: accountancy's predicament 

      Buys, Pieter Willem (Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai, 2011)
      The objectives and purpose of accounting theory as being promulgated by key global accounting regulators seem to downplay accounting's stewardship function in favour of providing information to specific categories of ...
    • The legitimacy predicament of current day accounting theory 

      Buys, Pieter Willem (North-West University, 2010)
      Recent corporate reporting history is well–known for its corporate failures and questionable accountancy practices, many of which caused the profession to be frowned upon. However, the splodge on the accounting profession?s ...
    • Towards formulating an accounting theory of meaningfulness 

      Musvoto, S. Wedzerai; Gouws, Daan G. (Clute Institute [for academic research], 2012)
      This study highlights the need for a theory of meaningfulness for accounting information. A theory of meaningfulness determines the theoretical position that may be taken about the scientific content of information. The ...