This article focuses on linguistic comparability and the understanding of accounting terms between languages in the context of international standardization of accounting principles. By analyzing the translations of the American English term income in bilingual dictionaries (English/Swedish and Swedish/English), the complexity of translating accounting terms, and the risk of miscommunication involved in the process, is highlighted.The study shows that non-technical uses of terms are commonly confused with technical uses, and that the information presented in bilingual technical dictionaries may be both incorrect and misleading. The research demonstrates the fuzzy nature of language, and shows that linguistic and cultural aspects in accounti...
Translation has important role to the development of science field, especially in accounting field w...
Convergence has been supported by the notion that a single set of high-quality global accounting sta...
In this article some views regarding the use of Norwegian or foreign (English language) accounting c...
This article focuses on linguistic comparability and the understanding of accounting terms between l...
This article focuses on linguistic comparability and the understanding of accounting terms between l...
The use of technical terms to communicate accounting information can lead to misunderstandings when ...
This paper explores the implications of language translation in accounting. It draws on research on ...
Translation research in accounting has in the past decades recognized the significance of translatio...
This paper deals with language variation in the terminology of consolidated financial statements in ...
I assess whether IFRS translations published by the IASB improve non-English-speaking firms’ account...
In order to satisfy the financial needs of an increasingly globalized world, regulators and accounti...
Chapter Six, authored by Sergio Pizziconi, Walter Giordano, and Laura Di Ferrante, concern...
It is widely accepted that accounting is the language of business; it has also been said that the bu...
The conclusions reached in this paper can be summarized as follows: (1) We should distinguish meta-...
The present study explores the triangular links between language, accounting reporting and uncertain...
Translation has important role to the development of science field, especially in accounting field w...
Convergence has been supported by the notion that a single set of high-quality global accounting sta...
In this article some views regarding the use of Norwegian or foreign (English language) accounting c...
This article focuses on linguistic comparability and the understanding of accounting terms between l...
This article focuses on linguistic comparability and the understanding of accounting terms between l...
The use of technical terms to communicate accounting information can lead to misunderstandings when ...
This paper explores the implications of language translation in accounting. It draws on research on ...
Translation research in accounting has in the past decades recognized the significance of translatio...
This paper deals with language variation in the terminology of consolidated financial statements in ...
I assess whether IFRS translations published by the IASB improve non-English-speaking firms’ account...
In order to satisfy the financial needs of an increasingly globalized world, regulators and accounti...
Chapter Six, authored by Sergio Pizziconi, Walter Giordano, and Laura Di Ferrante, concern...
It is widely accepted that accounting is the language of business; it has also been said that the bu...
The conclusions reached in this paper can be summarized as follows: (1) We should distinguish meta-...
The present study explores the triangular links between language, accounting reporting and uncertain...
Translation has important role to the development of science field, especially in accounting field w...
Convergence has been supported by the notion that a single set of high-quality global accounting sta...
In this article some views regarding the use of Norwegian or foreign (English language) accounting c...