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The financial reporting and auditing phenomenon known as the “expectation gap” has been the subject of extensive inquiries and research. In Australia, the professional accounting bodies undertook an analysis of this work and in 1994 produced a comprehensive report including recommendations for “bridging the expectation gap”. Following public discussion of this study, the professional bodies commissioned a taskforce to make a further report on the recommendations. That report, completed early in 1996, appears to have failed to meet its objective.
Australian Accounting Review – Wiley
Published: Sep 1, 1996
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