Financial Reporting by State and Local Government Units (Book).

Thomas J. Burns; Wayne F. Wyler

doi:10.2308/tar-4486681

July 1, 1978The Accounting Review

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To review the themes and concepts presented in the book on financial reporting by state and local governments.
Literature review of the book's chapters
Analysis of key accounting principles discussed
Assessment of implications for governmental financial practices
Identified crucial accounting standards relevant to government units.
Highlighted the importance of budget transparency and fiscal accountability.
Discussed the impact of effective financial reporting on public trust.

Implication

Review highlights key themes in financial reporting for government units, indicating its importance for transparency.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Financial Reporting by State and Local Government Units," by Sidney Davidson, David O. Green, Walter Hellerstein, Albert Madansky and Roman L. Weil.

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