TABLE OF CONTENT

Cover page

Title page

Approval page

Dedication

Acknowledgment

Abstract

Table of content

 

CHAPTER ONE

• INTRODUCTION OF “BUSINESS FAILURE AND THEN ACCOUNTING PROFESSION”

 

• Objective of the study
• Statement of problem
• State of hypothesis
• Significance of the study
• Scope of the study
• Limitation of the study
• Definition of terms

 

CHAPTER TWO

• REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE OF “BUSINESS FAILURE AND THEN ACCOUNTING PROFESSION”

 

• Introduction
• The going concern of business
  • Definition of business
  • Forms of business
  • Importance of business
  • When a business is not going concern
  • When a business may not be a going concern
• Symptoms of imminent business failures
• Nature and causes of business failures
  • Definition of auditing
  • Types of audit
  • The auditor and the danger of self fulfillment prophesy
  • importance of auditing
  • The audit committees
    • Nature of audit committees
    • Composition of audit committees
    • Functions of audit committees
    • Qualification of audit committees
    • Size of audit committees
    • Audit committees relationship with auditor
  • The effect of business failures on a depressed economy.

 

CHAPTER THREE

• RESEARCH DEISGN AND METHODOLOGY OF “BUSINESS FAILURE AND THEN ACCOUNTING PROFESSION”

 

• Introduction
• Research design
• Sampling techniques
• Questionnaires design
• Data collection techniques

 

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0  PESENTATION OF DATA ANALYSIS

4.1  Data presentation and   analysis

• Test of hypothesis

 

CHAPTER FIVE

• SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION OF “BUSINESS FAILURE AND THEN ACCOUNTING PROFESSION”

 

• Summary of findings
• Conclusion
• Recommendations
• Suggestion for further studies

Bibliography

Appendix

Questionnaire