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July 1, 1992The Accounting Review

Interim Financial Reporting: A Continuous Process.

Kathryn M. Means Shane Moriarity

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Key Points

The review aims to explore the concept and importance of interim financial reporting as a continuous process in accounting.
Review of the book's content and themes.
Analysis of key arguments presented by the authors.
Evaluation of the applicability and implications of interim financial reporting.
Highlights the significance of timely financial reporting.
Illustrates the challenges faced in maintaining accuracy.
Suggests improvements for accounting practices regarding reporting frequency.

Implication

This review discusses interim financial reporting and its evolving nature in accounting practices, suggesting ongoing improvements in standards.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Interim Financial Reporting: A Continuous Process," by M.R. Lambert, D.H. Cartwright, J.S. Cunningham, M.H. O'Connor and M. Walsh.

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Means et al. (1992) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba429c4e9516ffd37a308f https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-9605212957

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Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context:

1Research Report "Interim Financial Reporting: A Continuous Process".Review · 1992
2Interim Financial Reporting.Review · 1973
3Interim Statements: An Analytical Examination of Alternative Accounting Techniques.Original Research · 1981
4Alternative Interim Reporting Techniques Within a Dynamic Framework: A Reply.Original Research · 1985
5A LOOK AT PUBLISHED INTERIM REPORTS.Original Research · 1965

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