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Fair Value Concept Specifics in Financial Reporting and Auditing / Specifičnosti Koncepta Fer Vrednovanja u Finansijskom Izveštavanju i Reviziji

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Rupić B., Bonić L.
Economic Themes
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2015
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vol. 53
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issue 1
119-141
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Investors have become the most important users of financial statements in modern business conditions, and mixed base of financial reporting has been established in order to meet their information needs and it includes elements of the concept of historical cost and the fair value concept, with an increasing shift towards the fair value concept. The primary task of fair value accounting becomes the expression of the fair value of the net assets at the reporting date, while the financial results represent the change in fair value of net assets between the two reporting periods. In our country the application of the "full IFRS" is mandatory for large enterprises and the application of IFRS for SMEs is mandatory for small and medium-sized entities, thus fair value accounting becomes an integral part of the financial statements of domestic companies. However, fair value accounting is not a suitable concept for our country characterized by shallow and underdeveloped financial market, companies whose owners are the company managers at the same time, and low level of economic and technological development. A financial statement audit in terms of the use of the fair value concept becomes much more demanding and complex than the audit of the financial statements based on historical cost accounting.
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Similarities and Differences in Operating the Performance of Audit Firms in Serbia / Sličnosti i Razlike u Performansama Revizijskih Firmi u Srbiji

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Jakšić D., Mijić K., Bonić L.
Economic Themes
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2015
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vol. 53
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issue 4
535-545
EN
Cluster analysis of audit firms in Serbia was carried out in order to assess the similarities and differences between audit firms. This analysis shows that “Big four” audit firms are significantly different from other audit firms by market position and human potential, but not according to net income. In addition, it can be noted that there are significant differences in observed performance indicators between individual audit firms.
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