The great Les Brown has a great way of putting it… he says he doesn't want to get to the end of his life, on his deathbed, with all his gifts circling the bed furious at him because he hadn't used them. I think about things like when I'm at the end of my life, (and who knows when that is anyway? No guarantees on anything), that I don't want to look back and think, “You had WHAT? And you did WHAT with it?”. That doesn't discount the fact that life has its challenges… but, now being a little more than halfway through my 50s I think about this stuff more and more and find the gratitude in it all. I love the quote… “Whenever I hear someone say life is hard I'm tempted to ask them *Compared to what?*” I've had great deep talks with both my parents, understand exactly what happened… the sequence of events and I have thanked them both, and do here again publicly, deeply, for bringing me into this world… for this life… which I'm able to type words to share with any of you who are going to read it, now. You're comparing yourself to all the other kids and as they have families intact, the 2 parents were attending all the events… school plays, little league, all that stuff, and I didn't have mine there you try and fill in the blanks. I grew up in San Diego, in a broken home and now I know why. I don't know what it was like to have lived in the 50s, or the 40s, only hear the stories, and see the effects of the changes that happened during my decade, the 60s. Who knew that in a few short years the world was going to change, radically. Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory 32(3): 31-67.By Jason Scheff on Septemin Miscellaneous Does a lack of choice lead to lower quality? Evidence from auditor competition and client restatements. Internal control opinion shopping and audit market competition. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 36(3): 185-197. The effect of partition dependence on assessing accounting estimates. Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 36(4): 49-69. Business strategy, internal control over financial reporting, and audit reporting quality. Do auditors recognize the potential dark side of executives’ accounting competence? The Accounting Review 93(6): 1-28.īentley-Goode, K. When analysts speak, do auditors listen? Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory 38 (1): 221-245.Īlbrecht, A., E. Do auditor-provided tax services affect analysts’ forecasts? Contemporary Accounting Research 36 (4): 2263-2694. Audit regulation and cost of equity capital: Evidence from the PCAOB’s international inspection regime. 2021. Does the disclosure of PCAOB inspection findings increase audit firms’ litigation exposure? The Accounting Review, 96 (3): 191-219. Contemporary Accounting Research, 38 (2): 942-973.Ĭhristensen, B. Archival evidence on the audit process: Determinants and consequences of interim effort. Accounting, Organizations, and Society, 92: 101225.Ĭhristensen, B. How do team workloads and team staffing affect the audit? Archival evidence from U.S. Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory, 41 (4): 33-56.Ĭhristensen, B. The PCAOB inspection process: A client-level analysis of a large firm's experience.
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