Bücher von Onyuka Felix McDubus

Tekst ten ma na celu wyposäenie czytelnika w wiedz¿ z zakresu filozofii i praktyki rewizji finansowej. Po skrupulatnym przebrni¿ciu przez ksi¿¿k¿ powinien on naby¿ umiej¿tno¿¿ i zdolno¿¿ rozpoznawania przes¿anek nieprawid¿owo¿ci. Tekst obejmuje zarówno poj¿cia, jak i procedury audytu: spo¿eczn¿ rol¿ audytu: ¿wiadczone us¿ugi: standardy zawodowe dotycz¿ce kompetencji behawioralnych i technicznych: programy i procedury okre¿lania celów audytu, gromadzenia dowodów, podejmowania decyzji i zachowania zawodowego sceptycyzmu. Klienci oczekuj¿ warto¿ci za p¿acone przez nich wynagrodzenie; u¿ytkownicy publiczni oczekuj¿ obiektywizmu. Bieg¿y rewident powinien posiadä odpowiednie wyposäenie psychiczne i uczciwo¿¿, aby po¿¿czy¿ te oczekiwania. Niniejsza ksi¿¿ka oferuje mu taki przewodnik.

The Positive Side of Negative Enterprise provides an insight into what entrepreneurs should know before embarking on the development of their new business ideas. Oftentimes businesses collapse and die shortly after their births. This can be stemmed if vital knowledge about entrepreneurship is acquired. The book is divided into ten chapters, each dealing with essential aspects of business knowledge. The book is ideal for people who desire to venture into the unknown world of business for the purpose of independence through self employment, Students and teachers in tertiary educational institutions will find the book useful.. Onyuka Felix McDubus, PhD

This text is designed to equip readers with the knowledge of the philosophy and practice of auditing. After going through the book meticulously, he/she should acquire the skill and ability to recognize indications of irregularities. The text covers both the concepts and procedures of audition: the social role of auditing: the services rendered: the professional standards for behavioral and technical competence: programmes and procedures for defining audit objectives, gathering evidence, making decisions and exercising professional skepticism. Clients expect value for the fees they pay; public users expect objectivity. The auditor should have the mental equipment and integrity to merge these expectations. This book offers him the guide.