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Accounting outsourcing practices in Malaysia

Ruhanita Maelah · Aini Binti Aman · Rozita Amiruddin · Sofiah · Noradiva Hamzah

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Outsourcing and Supply Chain Management Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance Accounting and Organizational Management

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Purpose – Firms in Malaysia are in an enviable position in view of Malaysia's standing as a leading outsourcing hub in the region. Despite that, little is known about the accounting outsourcing practices, risks and control in Malaysia. This paper aims to explore the practices, decisions, processes and perception of risks and control in accounting outsourcing.

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