Recent chapters in this series (17 titles)

• Accounting for Public Sector Assets: Comparing Historical Cost and Current Value Models
• Exploring the Measurement Dilemma in Public Sector Financial Reporting
• Measurement and Reporting of Heritage Assets – Insights from Practice in New Zealand
• Measuring Heritage Assets in Public Sector Financial Reporting: Dream or Reality?
• Pathways for Implementing an Asset Information Framework for the Valuation and Management of Fixed Assets
• Public Administrations’ Equity (Net Assets): Where Problems of Evaluation and Measurement Walk Together
• The Applicability of the Current Operational Value for the Measurement of Assets in the Public Sector
• The Measurement of Income and Expenditure: Comparing Public Accounts and National Accounts
• The Principle of Prudence in Government Accounting
• The Relevance of the Consolidated Financial Statement in the Measurement of Local Government Liabilities
• Towards Convergence of Heritage Accounting Perspectives: The Public Sector and the Private Not-for-Profit Sector
• Local Government Auditing in Australia
• Local Government Auditing in Austria
• Local Government Auditing in Brazil
• Local Government Auditing in England
• Local Government Auditing in France
• Local Government Auditing in Germany