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March 1, 1992Issues in Accounting Education

Auditing: Theory and Practice.

Wilda F. Meixner Gyan Chandra

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The review aims to evaluate the content and contributions of the book 'Auditing: Theory and Practice' in understanding auditing frameworks.
Analyzed the book's content, structure, and key concepts related to auditing theory and practice.
Considered the qualifications and expertise of the authors in the audit field.
Highlights the significance of auditing in financial accountability and regulatory compliance.
Discusses how the book bridges theoretical concepts with practical applications in auditing.

Implication

Book review assessing auditing principles and methodologies outlined by notable authors in the field.

Abstract

Reviews the book `Auditing: Theory and Practice, Third Edition,' by C. William Thomas, Bart H. Ward and Emerson O. Henke.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2f97c8a1cfeec490828d9c https://doi.org/10.2308/iae-9701224577

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