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Aug 29, 2021 | Uncategorized

HA3051 Assignment,

This assignment is to be conducted between two people.

The assessment carries 20% of the total assessment for this subject.

The assignment is due week 9 (by Friday 18
th January). You are required to submit a soft-copy to Safeassign (please note, only one member from the team) and a hard-copy (which will be assessed and returned to you).

Word limit: Whilst there is not a maximum limit, the minimum is 2,000 words (1,000 words per person).

Assignment requirements.

You are to read the report “
The case for global accounting standards” by Professor Ann Tarca (UWA) and analyse what the key points are of the report. Then prepare a report either supporting or challenging the position of the author.

The report must include clear evidence that you have conducted research to support your position and it must be analytically sound and detailed.

There is not a limit on referenced material BUT all sourced references must be clearly identified (within the body of your report and a list of references at the rear of your paper) and must be accompanied with your own comments and views. The references should be considered in the context of supporting your views.

Sources that you will find useful include;

Websites:

  • AASB (website of Australian Accounting Standards Board)
  • IASB (website of International Accounting Standards Board)
  • FASB (website of US-based Financial Accounting Standards Board
  • ICAA (Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia)
  • CPAA (Certified Practising Accountants Australia)

It is also recommended that you utilise Proquest and Google Scholar.

Marks will be given on the soundness of your argument, research conducted, quality of report (presentation, referencing) and the understanding of the issues. Each report will be assessed individually.

Report structure: should consist of summary, introduction, points of discussion and conclusion. It is recommended that you focus on key points within the provided paper and the overall position of the author rather than all the points raised.