Titlebook: Accounting, Finance, and Taxation in the Gulf Countries; Wagdy M. Abdallah Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66623-0nd monitor practices. In other countries such as the UAE and Sultanate of Oman, such national bodies do not exist. That is to say, the auditing profession is still a young one and it will be sometime before it achieves its professional status as in the Western societies.

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Orientations for Territorial Cooperation,re of a high standard and are ethical in their dealings. More recently professional bodies have made continuing professional education a compulsory requirement for membership, ensuring that the knowledge and skills of its members are current.

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Jinxin Liu,Xiaoping Tang,Chunliang Leiill this affect the financial and nonfinancial performance of Saudi’s, Qatar’s, or Bahrani’s owned companies? And what is the best practice of corporate governance systems that would better align the interests of the board of directors and management with the interest of long-term stockholders in the Gulf countries?

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W. Blank,J. T. Annema,M. Veselic,K. F. Rabeation in the last seven years although stock markets have been in existence in GCC countries for more than 20 years. Recent studies also suggest that the GCC stock markets are strongly co-integrated (Hammoudeh, Al-Eisa, and Al-Nsour 2003).

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