Written Language Skills of Entry-Level Accountants as Assessed by Experienced CPAs

Sandra J. Nelson · Susan M. Moncada · Douglas C. Smith

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Accounting Education and Careers Higher Education and Employability Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies

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Experienced CPAs were surveyed to examine the perception of the written lan guage skills of entry-level accountants. The results suggest that written lan guage fundamentals in word selection and usage, sentence and paragraph construction, and other grammar and mechanics remain a problem for entry- level accountants.

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