The Scope of CPA Services: A Study of the Development of the Concept of Independence and the Profession's Role in Society.

Felix Pomeranz; Harvey Hendrickson

doi:10.2308/tar-4499512

January 1, 1987The Accounting Review

The Scope of CPA Services: A Study of the Development of the Concept of Independence and the Profession's Role in Society.

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Key Points

The central aim is to explore the evolution of independence within CPA services and its impact on societal roles.
Review of the book 'The Scope of CPA Services' by Gary John Previts.
The book discusses how independence has developed over time.
It highlights the significance of CPA services in society.
The relationship between professional ethics and independence is emphasized.

Implication

This review examines the concept of independence in CPA services, revealing implications for the profession's societal role.

Abstract

Reviews the book 'The Scope of CPA Services: A Study of the Development of the Concept of Independence and the Profession's Role in Society,' by Gary John Previts.

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