As Accounting standards differ in various countries, it often helps visiting sites dealing with accounting issues impacting countries other than Canada and the United States. The following links provide you with a springboard to a wealth of international accounting sites.

Rutgers promotes and facilitates accounting profession into the electronic age. This site is rich with international issues impacting accountants.

This website is the place to find accounting research information from the UK, Europe and beyond. The site hosts and provides links to the largest range of resources in this area in Europe and, through its membership of the IAN, the world !

ANet is a co-operative venture involving individuals and academic institutions from around the world. It is part of the International Accounting Network which provides a digital forum for the discussion of Accounting, Auditing and Related Disciplines. ANet is in the School of Financial Studies at Charles Sturt University in New South Wales, Australia.

In cooperation with our partners in the International Accounting Network we provide hypertext archives, databases and indexes of accounting and auditing knowledge on the Internet.

CAARNet is a member of the International Accounting Network (IAN), a seven member consortium. CAARNet mirrors the complete resources of the Rutgers Accounting Web (USA), the Summa Project (UK) and Nordic Accounting Network (NAN) .

This spanish web site is built up to be a resource of information on Intelligent & Emerging Technologies in Accounting & Management.

This is an extensive listing of accounting organisations worldwide. This site is organized by continent and by country.

Are you seeking to keep pace with international research at the cutting edge of the accounting, auditing and management control fields? This UK based publication provides on-line articles dealing with leading research.

The objective of the International Accounting Standards Committee (IASC) is to achieve uniformity in the accounting principles that are used by businesses and other organisations for financial reporting around the world. This, in turn, improves the ability of investors, creditors, governments, and others to make informed resource allocation and policy decisions.