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Peterson, Bonita K.; Gibson, Thomas H. - In: Journal of accounting education 21 (2003) 1, pp. 61

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Unites States: limitations on the foreign tax credit

Gibson, Thomas H. - In: Bulletin for international fiscal documentation : … 43 (1989) 10, pp. 423-445

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Fraud Education for Accounting Students

Peterson, Bonita K. - In: Journal of education for business 78 (2003) 5, pp. 263-267

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PASSING THE CIA EXAM

Peterson, Bonita K.; Reider, Barbara P. - In: The internal auditor : journal of the Institute of … 54 (1997) 3, pp. 67-73

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An examination of task structure, testing strategy, and efficiency in auditors' hypothesis testing

Peterson, Bonita K. - 1994 - [Mikrofiche-Ausg.]

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INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES - Interstate Business College: A Case Study in Fraud Examination

Peterson, Bonita K.; Buckhoff, Thomas A. - In: Issues in accounting education 19 (2004) 4, pp. 505-528

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10 Truths You Need to Know about Fraud

Peterson, Bonita K.; Zikmund, Paul E. - In: Strategic finance : leadership strategies in … 85 (2004) 11, pp. 28-34

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Perceptions of computer-based testing: a focus on the CFM examination

Peterson, Bonita K.; Reider, Barbara P. - In: Journal of accounting education 20 (2002) 4, pp. 265-284

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Main Articles - An Examination of the Positive Test Strategy in Auditors' Hypothesis Testing

Peterson, Bonita K.; Wong-On-Wing, Bernard - In: Behavioral research in accounting 12 (2000), pp. 257-278

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Education as a new approach to fighting financial crime in the USA

Peterson, Bonita K. - In: Journal of Financial Crime 11 (2004) 3, pp. 262-267

Describes recent attempts to help auditors fight financial crime in the USA, focusing on the new Statement on Auditing Standard (SAS). Indicates however auditors may lack sufficient training to recognise or understand fraud, and that accounting students at universities should have anti‐fraud...

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