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IPSAS
The approach of public accounting in the Algerian
environment in light of the trend towards international
public sector accounting standards IPSAS
- reality and challenges -
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eloued.dz-oualid@univ-meraghni
eloued.dz-zakaria@univ-demdoum
elhadjameur@gmail.com
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oualid_meraghni@yahoo.fr
IPSAS
Abstract: This study aims to
identify the reality of public
accounting in the Algerian
environment in light of the trend
towards IPSAS, and what are the
challenges of reforming them?.
We will use the questionnaire tool
in the field study on a sample of
178 distributed over the wilayas of
Ouargla, El-Oued and Biskra. It
was concluded that the accounting
practices in the public sector are
still far from the requirements of
IPSAS, and that there are several
obstacles facing the transition
towards those standards.
Key words: Public Accounting,
IPSAS, Accrual basis.
IPSAS
111
1
IFAC
IPSAS
IPSAS
IPSAS
IPSAS%
IPSAS
%
112
IPSAS؛
IPSAS%
IPSAS
%
IPSAS
IPSAS
IPSAS
IPSAS
IPSAS
113
(Tatjana, 2015)
IPSAS
(Minh, 2014, p. 04)
IPSAS
IPSAS IFRS
114
(IPSASB, 2014, pp. 01-12)
(http://www.ifac.org. Conselter, 2020)
(Brusca & Juan, 2016, p. 764)
IPSASIAS/IFRSFIC-CSP
(Christensen & Peter, 2010, p. 530)
IPSAS
IPSAS
115
(Brusca & Juan, 2016, p. 765)
IPSASB
IPSASB(Schumesch, 2013)
(Mussari, 2014, p. 301)
IPSAS
IPSAS
(Oulasvirta, 2014, p. 240)
(Brusca & Juan, 2016, p. 769)
IPSAS
(Schumesch, 2013)
IPSASB
l’IPSASB(IPSASB,
116
2014, pp. 01-12)
IPSAS
9021
1862
1962
19621975
19751990
1990
1995
9021
1995 2006
IPSAS
117
IPSAS
PCE
118
IPSAS
Cronbach Alpha
0.
0.
0.9
SPSS 22
IPSAS
119
Kolmogorov Smirnov
K.S
0.071
0.176
SPSS 22
likert
T
T=3T
120
%100
%
%
%
/
%100
30
12
60
%16.85
%6.74
%
%33.71
%100
SPSS 22
%38.8
%
IPSAS
121
IPSAS
SPSS 22
SPSS 22
M
SD
3.61
1.06
4
3.52
0.89
7
3.50
1.05
8
3.98
1.09
1
3.73
1.02
3
3.97
1.04
2
3.52
1.09
6
3.43
1.03
9
3.53
0.70
5
M
SD
Sig T
3.64
0.83
122
IPSAS
IPSAS
M
SD
3.53
0.75
8
3.51
0.88
9
3.69
0.75
4
3.56
0.96
6
3.58
0.76
5
3.53
0.83
7
3.77
0.83
3
4.13
0.79
2
4.16
0.92
1
SPSS 22
IPSAS
123
M
SD
Sig T
3.72
0.70
SPSS 22
IPSAS
%
124
IPSAS
125
IPSAS
%
IPSAS%
126
IPSAS%
IPSAS
IPSAS
127
IPSAS
IPSAS
IPSAS
128
IPSAS
ISA-IFRS-IPSAS
IPSAS
IPSAS
129
ISA-IFRS-IPSAS
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