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29. George R. Husband: Contributions to the Development of Accounting Thought

Author

Reinstein, Alan, Alvin, Gerald, and Vangermeersch, Richard G.

Subjects
Accounting, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

To purchase or authenticate to the full-text of this article, please visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-6281.2007.00250.x Byline: ALAN REINSTEIN (1), GERALD ALVIN (1), RICHARD G. VANGERMEERSCH (2) Keywords: Accounting; history; thought; George Husband; Principles; Rules Abstract: George R. Husband, accounting educator, was a leader in research, service and teaching. His former students and admirers endowed a chair, three scholarships and an annual lecture series in his memory nearly forty years after his death in 1958. This article highlights his lasting accomplishments by examining his research (e.g., as an opponent of the LIFO method of inventory valuation, an advocate of price-level accounting and major proponent of the proprietary theory of financial accounting, and as one of the most prolific authors in The Accounting Review), service (e.g., as Vice President and President of the American Accounting Association) and teaching. We also discuss Husband's research in the context of other notable contemporary scholars and those whose works are consistent with Husband's thoughts. Author Affiliation: (1)School of Business Administration, Wayne State University (2)College of Business Administration, University of Rhode Island

Published
2008

35. Failure of the new 'business environment and concepts'. ([E.sup.3] Generation)

Author

Vangermeersch, Richard G. and Mackey, Jim

Subjects
Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

The accounting profession and its leadership must formally acknowledge the need for additional management accounting training for CPAs in industrial and government practice. The Uniform CPA Examination (www.cpa-exam.org) tests candidates' [...]

Published
2003

36. Capturing the Moment

Author

Parks, Lori and Vangermeersch, Richard

Subjects
College faculty -- Practice -- Evaluation, Organizations, Universities and colleges, Accounting, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, general, Business, University of Rhode Island -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Richard Vangermeersch loves history. An accounting professor at the University of Rhode Island (URI) for 33 years (retiring in 2004), he devoted part of his long career to writing about [...]

Published
2018

37. Managerial accounting needs a philosophical base

Author

Vangermeersch, Richard

Subjects
Managerial accounting -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, general, Business, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Abstract

There is a considerable void in the literature of management accounting. Management accounting seems to be a free-standing phenomenon without a deep philosophical base. There have been some extremely well-thought-out [...]

Published
1997

38. SOME PROPOSED SOLUTIONS FOR THE DECLINE IN THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF ACCOUNTING MAJORS

Author

Vangermeersch, Richard

Subjects
Accountants -- Education -- Training, Accounting firms -- Training, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Education, Training
Abstract

There have been a number of helpful responses to the article, 'Fifty Reasons for the Decline in the Quantity and Quality of Accounting Majors' (The CPA Journal, January 2000). Many [...]

Published
2001

39. FIFTY REASONS FOR THE DECLINE IN THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF ACCOUNTING MAJORS

Author

Vangermeersch, Richard

Subjects
American Accounting Association -- Reports -- Evaluation, Examinations -- Evaluation -- Reports, Accounting -- Education -- Compensation and benefits -- Reports, Educational tests and measurements -- Evaluation -- Reports, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Education, Evaluation, Reports, Compensation and benefits
Abstract

At a recent gathering of accounting educators, practicing CPAs, and business editors, we were discussing the decline in the number and quality of accounting majors in our business schools. We [...]

Published
2000

45. I second Pat Romano's motion

Author

Vangermeersch, Richard

Subjects
Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, general, Business
Abstract

This letter is to second the motion that Pat Romano made in his March letter. Pat suggested that 'the direction of IMA should be reconsidered and modified' to go back [...]

Published
2004

46. To Be or Not to Be...An Accountant

Author

Vangermeersch, Richard

Abstract

At a time when there is an overabundance of accounting majors, a professor analyzes students' motives for pursuing a career in this field. (Author)

Published
1977

47. The ten commandments for good tax citizenship

Author

Cairns, Scott N., Matoney, Joseph P., and Vangermeersch, Richard

Subjects
Taxation -- Ethical aspects, Citizenship -- Ethical aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Published
1985

48. Renewing our heritage: ten reasons why management accountants should study the classic cost accounting articles

Author

Vangermeersch, Richard

Subjects
Cost accounting -- Study and teaching, Managerial accounting -- Methods, Accounting, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, general
Abstract

A survey of accounting literature published between 1919 and 1949 reveals a number of reasons why management accountants should pay greater attention to classic cost accounting publications. Many ideas found in these articles are relevant today. Knowledge of accounting literature can help accountants support their proposals. Study of accounting literature increases the accountant's ability to discuss accounting matters. The authors of past accounting articles were often far-sighted people who can serve as useful role models. Past accounting literature provides case studies of how accountants solved problems. The study of accounting literature builds awareness in fields related to accounting such as management, marketing, and economics. The study of accounting literature provides an understanding of controversial accounting topics. Studying accounting literature makes an accountant more flexible and willing to innovate.

Published
1987

49. The Current Value Experiences of The Rouse Company, 1973-1989.

Author

Schwarzbach, Henry and Vangermeersch, Richard

Subjects
CURRENT value accounting, FINANCIAL statements, FINANCE
Abstract

Describes the innovative approach taken by real estate developer The Rouse Company (TRC) to disclose current value information in its financial statements. TRC's strong advocacy of current value accounting; Inappropriateness of traditional historical cost reporting for real estate; Events leading to the initial current value disclosures; Reaction to the current value balance sheet.

Published
1991

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