Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Journal of Accountancy
ISSN
0021-8448
Volume
186
Issue
2
First Page
20
Last Page
26
Publication Date
8-1-1998
Abstract
The article discusses financial reporting issues raised by the U. S. corporations in the increasing use of the Internet. The Internet is affecting traditional statements and audits as companies explore online options. Financial information is now easily available online, creating a new readership. CPAs must consider how to help make this information useful to the expanded public. Companies need to identify who will use their sites and provide appropriate features. Search engines help users connect information from all over a given Web site. Analysts may want to download financials into spreadsheets.
Recommended Citation
Louwers, T.,
Pasewark, W. R.,
&
Typpo, E. W.
(1998).
Silicon Valley Meets Norwalk.
Journal of Accountancy, 186(2), 20–26.
https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/esob-facarticles/273