European Accounting Guide (MILLER EUROPEAN ACCOUNTING GUIDE)

While significant national diversities persist, say Alexander and Archer, the development of the European Union and its impact both on member states and the continent as a whole now make it possible to speak of European accounting as a recognizable entity. After an overview of that, the accounting procedures and expected future developments are detailed for specific countries, including Turkey. An overview of Eastern Europe is followed by reports from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and the Russian Federation. No dates are cited for earlier editions. Perhaps when listed companies in the European Union achieve the convergence they project for 2005, the handbook can lose some weight. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)