Holding of accounting and tax training seminars sponsored by Research Center for Accounting and identification of issues in accounting, auditing, and tax work through discussions with tax accountants and certified public accountants
Research Director: Motohiko Nakamura (Professor Graduate School of Accounting & Finance, MBA Program)
Co-researcher: Kimie Tanikawa (Professor, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration)
Hiroki Mori (Associate Professor Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration)
Kei Watanabe (Associate Professor Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration)
Seiichi and Paulo Koike (Professor Graduate School of Accounting & Finance, MBA Program)
Project Purpose
Chiba University of Commerce has produced many accountants, including tax accountants and certified public accountants, and has an organized CUC Accountant Club. In addition to holding regular meetings with the CUC Accountant Club, Research Center for Accounting has built a relationship of trust by holding accounting and tax training seminars once a year, and will hold these training seminars again this year (in cooperation with the Chiba Prefectural Tax Accountant Association and the Chiba Chapter of the Japanese Institute of Certified Public Accountants).
From a research perspective, the purpose of this project is to extract, through discussions and interviews, information about the current situation and issues in the accounting, auditing, and tax practices of practitioners that would be difficult for researchers to learn about through research, and to use this information for future research.