SEC regulation of the accounting profession Rule 2(e)

SEC regulation of the accounting profession Rule 2(e)

SEC regulation of the accounting profession

Rule 2(e)

O'Brien

Christine Neylon

O'Brien, Christine Neylon

Dept. of Business Law, Carroll School of Management

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1985/86 1985/86 monographic

1985/86

1985/86

monographic

English eng

English

eng

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This article concerns government regulation of the accounting profession in the form of Securities and Exchange Commission rules and enforcement actions against accounting firms for Securities Act auditing and accounting failures. In that such actions impact negatively upon professional autonomy, the rules are quite controversial, prompting widespread criticism. The author details the effects of SEC rules on the accounting industry, and suggests modified standards for accountant culpability under SEC rules and enforcement actions.

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Gonzaga Law Review 0046-6115 21 3 675 690 pp. 675-690 1985/1986

Gonzaga Law Review

Gonzaga Law Review

0046-6115

21 3 675 690 pp. 675-690 1985/1986

21

21

3

3

675 690 pp. 675-690

675

690

pp. 675-690

1985/1986

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Business Law

GLR-v21-OBrien-MLM-QC.pdf

GLR-v21-OBrien-permissions-MLM-QC.pdf

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MChB

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