A Lecturer from Alnoor University Serves as a Member of a PhD Dissertation Defense Committee at Salahaddin University
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Dr. Samir Taha Yassin, Head of the Accounting Technologies Department at College of Technical Management at Alnoor University, a member of the committee for discussing the doctoral dissertation entitled:
The Impact of Adopting International Accounting Standards (IAS 38 – IAS 12) on Tax Planning and Tax Accounting: An Applied Study of a Sample of Banks Listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange
which was submitted by the student Shadan Jabbar Abdul Fattah to the Department of Accounting at the College of Administration and Economics, Salahaddin University–Erbil.
The dissertation addressed a topic related to the application of International Accounting Standards and their implications for tax planning and tax accounting processes, within the framework of an applied study involving a sample of banks listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange.
This academic participation reflects Alnoor University’s academic presence in scholarly forums and scientific discussions, and strengthens the contribution of its teaching staff to supporting scientific research and exchanging academic expertise, particularly in the fields of accounting, administrative sciences, and financial sciences.
The Impact of Adopting International Accounting Standards (IAS 38 – IAS 12) on Tax Planning and Tax Accounting: An Applied Study of a Sample of Banks Listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange
which was submitted by the student Shadan Jabbar Abdul Fattah to the Department of Accounting at the College of Administration and Economics, Salahaddin University–Erbil.
The dissertation addressed a topic related to the application of International Accounting Standards and their implications for tax planning and tax accounting processes, within the framework of an applied study involving a sample of banks listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange.
This academic participation reflects Alnoor University’s academic presence in scholarly forums and scientific discussions, and strengthens the contribution of its teaching staff to supporting scientific research and exchanging academic expertise, particularly in the fields of accounting, administrative sciences, and financial sciences.
