Central and Eastern European countries undergo many political, structural, social and economic changes. In the past decades such countries, like Croatia and Poland, witnessed a fundamental transformation of their societies and economies, which impacted accounting systems as well. The mail goal of the paper is to research the main differences in accounting systems in the Republic of Croatia and Poland. The research methodology is based on a critical analysis of scholarly literature done by the bibliometric analysis, analysis Polish and Croatian accouting standards and legal acts. Based on inductive and deductive reasoning, the paper reveals key determinants and differences of accounting frameworks in Croatia and Poland. The paper proves that...
The European Union (EU) Regulation 1606/2002 requires all listed companies of the member states to p...
The purpose of the paper is to compare national accounting standards of Macedonia and Albania with I...
Research background: The Visegrad Four (V4) countries are the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and ...
Central and Eastern European countries undergo many political, structural, social and economic chang...
Purpose: This paper provides a comparative analysis of accounting systems in three Central and East-...
There are many kinds of international operations, and entities from different countries can operate ...
The work of Geert Hofstede and S.J. Gray has provided a framework for many studies of the potential ...
Većina država Europe primjenjuje Međunarodne standarde financijskog izvještavanja te prema njima pri...
The transition towards a free-market economy and democratic society in the Central and Eastern Europ...
Studying Poland’s economic situation is a challenge for specialists, since it is the country with th...
The subject of this paper is the development of the accounting harmonisation process in the world. T...
The relevance of the study is substantiated by the need to study the peculiarities of the implementa...
This paper is focused on the analysis of Bulgarian accounting system and practices. More specificall...
Abstract: This paper is focused on the analysis of Bulgarian accounting system and practices. More s...
The Accounting Directive 2013/34/EU has impacted all the EU Member States due to their obligation to...
The European Union (EU) Regulation 1606/2002 requires all listed companies of the member states to p...
The purpose of the paper is to compare national accounting standards of Macedonia and Albania with I...
Research background: The Visegrad Four (V4) countries are the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and ...
Central and Eastern European countries undergo many political, structural, social and economic chang...
Purpose: This paper provides a comparative analysis of accounting systems in three Central and East-...
There are many kinds of international operations, and entities from different countries can operate ...
The work of Geert Hofstede and S.J. Gray has provided a framework for many studies of the potential ...
Većina država Europe primjenjuje Međunarodne standarde financijskog izvještavanja te prema njima pri...
The transition towards a free-market economy and democratic society in the Central and Eastern Europ...
Studying Poland’s economic situation is a challenge for specialists, since it is the country with th...
The subject of this paper is the development of the accounting harmonisation process in the world. T...
The relevance of the study is substantiated by the need to study the peculiarities of the implementa...
This paper is focused on the analysis of Bulgarian accounting system and practices. More specificall...
Abstract: This paper is focused on the analysis of Bulgarian accounting system and practices. More s...
The Accounting Directive 2013/34/EU has impacted all the EU Member States due to their obligation to...
The European Union (EU) Regulation 1606/2002 requires all listed companies of the member states to p...
The purpose of the paper is to compare national accounting standards of Macedonia and Albania with I...
Research background: The Visegrad Four (V4) countries are the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and ...