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Occasional Paper Series
The occasional paper series provides staff and students with a means of communicating new and evolving ideas, and to present preliminary findings in order to encourage academic debate.

Titles in the series

No.1		‘Encouraging accounting students to write – help or hindrance?’ (155 KB)
No.2		‘Some Disclosure Issues Arising from the Inquiry into Environmental Accounting and Reporting Conducted by the Parliament of Victoria’ (153 KB)
No.3		‘The analysis of the Australian dollar using waveform dictionaries’ (115 KB)
No.4		‘The history of legal professional privilege and its role in tax advice by tax professionals’ (283 KB)
No.5		'Public Sector Market Testing For Contracting Out: Some Implications For Accounting and Management' (108 KB)
No.6		'Management preferences for accounting, taxation and regulation of forestry firms: a research note' (126 KB)
No.7		'The practicing accountant and technology' (84 KB)

For more information on the occasional paper series, email Wendy Fleet.

Asian Review of Accounting
cover of Asian Review of Accounting The Asian Review of Accounting publishes research papers, commentary notes and book reviews that address significant issues in the fields of accounting, auditing, taxation and financial management of relevance to the countries and regions of Asia and the Pacific.
Managing editor: Associate Professor Jeffrey Faux.

Last reviewed: 06/09/2007