Five Things You Should Know About Integrating IFRS in Your Beginning Accounting Course

Mark A Holtzblatt; Norbert Tschakert

Five Things You Should Know About Integrating IFRS in Your Beginning Accounting Course

Mark A Holtzblatt
, Norbert Tschakert

Accounting

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Lead article in the 30th Anniversary Edition of Accounting Instructor's Report (AIR) by invitation of Belverd Needles, Editor-in-Chief, and Ernst and Young Distinguished Professor of Accounting , DePaul University.

Original language	English
Journal	Accounting Instructor's Report (Cengage)
Volume	30th Anniversary Issue of The Accounting Instructor's Report
State	Published - 2012

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Five Things You Should Know About Integrating IFRS in Your Beginning Accounting Course

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