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Vingt ans de normalisation comptable et de PCG. Son influence dans les pays d'Afrique francophone

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  • Geneviève Causse

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The harmonisation of French accounting standards has directly influenced the harmonisation process in many countries during the last few decades. Its influence has been particularly market in the countries belonging to the OCAM (Organisation of the Community of African, Malgache and Mauritian countries). Following independence, France?s continued co-operation with the countries concerned especially in the area of the harmonisation of accounting standards has meant that the respective processes of standardisation cannot be studied in isolation. Indeed each move forward by a given party has built on experience gleaned from others. Analysis of the ground covered by the harmonisation of accounting standards quite clearly reveals the nature of France?s relations with the French-speaking countries of Africa and shows how these relations have evolved since independence.

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  • Geneviève Causse, 1999. "Vingt ans de normalisation comptable et de PCG. Son influence dans les pays d'Afrique francophone," ACCRA, Association francophone de comptabilité, vol. 5(3), pages 211-222.
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    1. Djamel Khouatra, 2014. "Evolution Et Diversite Des Systemes Comptables : Le Cas De Systemes Comptables Francophones," Post-Print hal-01899754, HAL.
    2. Elad, Charles & Shah, Neeta & Agyeman, Charles, 2023. "Accounting classification in the era of International Financial Reporting Standards: The case of Africa," Journal of International Accounting, Auditing and Taxation, Elsevier, vol. 51(C).
    3. Justin Kamavuako Diwavova & Patrick Mayimbi Ekuli Ngokana, 2016. "The difficulties encountered by SMEs during the PCGC-OHADA accouting change : an exploratory study of Congolese SMEs [Les Difficultés Rencontrées Par Les Pme Lors De La Mutation Comptable Pcgc/Ohad," Post-Print hal-03189464, HAL.
    4. Geneviève Causse & Eustache Ebondo, 2013. "La qualité de l'audit légal en Afrique francophone : constats, interrogations et voies d'amélioration," Post-Print hal-00999671, HAL.

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