Auditing: A Practical Manual for Auditors (Classic Reprint)

To avoid misunderstanding I have thought it desirable to append a note to][this volume, pointing out that it has been issued by arrangement with me, and that the various alterations and amendments that have been effected, with a view to making the work moresuitable to the needs of American practitioners and accountant students, have all been submitted to me and have met with my entire approval. The numerous extracts from A cts of Parliament that appear in theE nglish Edition have been omitted, and the somewhat voluminous reports of British legal decisions have been materially condensed; but the alterations in the body of the work are only such as appeared to be called for under the circumstances, and while condensation has taken place in some directions, in others the scope of the work has been considerably elaborated. I trust that the production of this Americanized Edition of my work will add to the popularity that it has already earned in theS tates during the past seventeen years. LAWRENCE R. DICKSEE. CoPTHALL House, London, E. C, England. 24th September,
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