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Browsing by UP Author "Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-"
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Universidad de Pinar del Río "Hermanos Saíz Montes de Oca", 1995-10)
In 1940 Paton and Littleton adopted two premises in
their book "An Introduction to Corporate
Accounting Standards" - first that periodic income
determination was the central function of financial
accounting and secondly ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-; University of Pretoria. Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences
(2007-04-26)
The purpose of this inaugural address is to present and analyse the assertion that
tension exists between general and professional education in institutions of higher
education and specifically in the Faculty of Economic ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Butterworths, 1996-04)
The accounting treatment for asset securitisation has been a much debated topic in recent years. The reason for the controversy stems, amongst other things, from the complexity of these transactions, and the fact that the ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Juta, 1989)
The issue of a Statement on Cash
Flow Information (AC 118) has generally
been welcomed and has contributed
to improved reporting standards.
However, certain problem areas still
exist and need to be addressed in ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Meditari, 1997)
As we enter the 21st century, the accounting discipline and the accounting
profession shall have to adapt to an environment that is increasingly being
subjected to rapid and discontinuous change. This article addresses ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Butterworths, 1998-02)
Toward the end of October
1997 two important
Accounting congresses took
place in Paris, France. The first
congress, the 8th World Congress
of the International Association for
Accounting Education and
Research ...
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Stiglingh, M. (Madeleine); Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(South African Institute of Chartered Accountants, 2000-03)
Focuses on the new AC 102 on Income Taxes, which was issued in March 1999. Discusses several new issues regarding the provision of deferred tax that arose for enterprises in general and for long-term insurers in particular.
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Association for Professional Managers in South Africa, 2001-12)
Recent research in Management Sciences has shown that flexibility is an essential characteristic of successful enterprises in a highly competitive and rapidly changing business environment (Kogut, 1985; Ansoff, 1988; ...
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Gouws, Daan G.; Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(School of Accounting Sciences, University of Pretoria, 1998)
The business environment of the 1990s has been subjected to rapid and accelerated change. Times of change give rise to a more uncertain and complex environment in which businessess have to operate, but they also provide ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Butterworths, 1998-04)
In April1997 the South African
Institute of Chartered Accountants
issued a new exposure
draft on Income Taxes. Exposure
Draft 111 closely follows the
International Accounting Statement
12 (revised) and forms part
of ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(NISC Pty (Ltd) and Informa Limited (trading as Taylor & Francis Group), 1988)
Information on financial flexibility is important to consider when
projecting the cash flows of an enterprise. The level of financial
flexibility can influence inter alia the risk profile, solvency and
rate of return ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Computer Society of South Africa, 1996)
The Homological transfer method is a very efficient research method which is based on similarities between manufacturing,
financial, educational, informational and other productive processes. The existence of these ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Accountancy and Finance Update, 2000)
No abstract available.
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Oberholster, J.G.I. (Johan Gerhardus Ignatius), 1962-; Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-; Vorster, Q. (Quintus)
(University of Pretoria, Department of Economics, 2015)
A number of studies conducted, and reports published, by international and local accounting bodies have
found that the proliferation of disclosures in financial reports has hampered users’ understanding of these
reports. ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-; Du Plessis, Danie E.
(South African Institute of Chartered Accountants, 2002-02)
Red flags are events, conditions, situational pressures, opportunities or personal characteristics that may cause management to commit fraud for company benefit or for personal gain. Lenders and investors require red flags ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-; De Villiers, Charl Johannes
(Meditari Accountancy Research, 1999)
Words such as postmodernism and postmodern have become part of our vocabulary and are used in everyday conversations. However, the underlying concepts and ideas are generally diffuse and defy concise definition and exact ...
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Jooste, Richard; Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Routledge, 1991)
Some confusion still exists with Accountants as to the correct accounting
treatment for pre-incorporation contracts. An attempt is made in this article
to present a framework of the legal positions and accounting treatments ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-; Du Plessis, Danie E.
(School of Accounting Sciences, UP, 2000)
There is increasing international concern about the escalation of fraud and, in particular, financial statement fraud. Detecting financial statement fraud and proving such fraud remains an elusive goal. Red flagging is an ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Universidad de Pinar del Río "Hermanos Saíz Montes de Oca", 1995-06)
The 18th annual congress of the European Accounting
Association was held on 10 - 12 May 1995 in
Birmingham in the United Kingdom. A total of 750
delegates from 51 different countries attended the
congress and more ...
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Koornhof, Carolina, 1959-
(Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, University of Pretoria, 2001-06)
Accounting research is strongly influenced by the research methodology and methods adopted in the natural sciences. As a result many researchers in Accounting have steered away from non-formal or interpretative methods. ...