HANDLING THE SMALL PUBLIC AUDIT CLIENT - Small publicly held companies are generally satisfied with their small firm auditors. This article explains how smaller firms can keep these companies happy and compete with larger firms. Case study: A small firm finds audits of public companies a profitable niche.
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1997
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| Authors: | Wolk, Carel M. ; Wootton, Charles W. |
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Journal of accountancy : publication of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. - Jersey City, NJ : Inst., ISSN 0021-8448, ZDB-ID 2193590. - Vol. 183.1997, 5, p. 53-58
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