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November 12th, 2008 Ilija Šuša Posted in News | No Comments

Lela Davidson asking a question whether is introduction of XBRL end of accounting as we know it or not, and may computer programs that manipulate XBRL completely eliminate the accountant and the auditor?

Source: http://www.accountingsolver.com/xbrl-and-the-end-of-accounting/

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Ilija Šuša is Payment Systems & Securities Development Department Manager, OTP Bank of Serbia AD Novi Sad. Specialist in e-business management.
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