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SOME PROBLEMS OF ACCOUNTING TRAINING IN BULGARIA’S STATE HIGHER ECONOMIC SCHOOLS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS OPTIMIZATION AT „D. A. TSENOV” – SVISHTOV

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Keywords
accounting training, higher education, training documentation, teaching

Summary
Accounting training is an integral part of the training of specialists in the field of economy not only in Bulgaria but also worldwide. This fact makes the problem of its content and quality significant and topical. In this context, the current practice of accounting training in our country’s higher economic state schools is studied. Guidelines are proposed based on comparative analysis for its improvement at „D. Tsenov” – Svishtov in line with the modern national and European priorities and practices.



JEL: Ì41, Ì53, I2, I21
Pages: 21
Price: 3 Points

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