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The added value of auditing in a non-mandatory environment

Duits, H.B.

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2012

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Duits, H. B. (2012). The added value of auditing in a non-mandatory environment.

Vossiuspers - Amsterdam University Press.

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Curriculum Vitae

Hans Duits (1969) studied business economics at the University of Amsterdam and followed the postgraduate education for registered auditor at the VU University Amsterdam. In 1995 he became a registered auditor. With over more than twenty years working experience as a public accountant in practice, he is currently employed both as SME Advisor at KPMG Accountants N.V. and as professor at the Faculty of Business and Management at the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht (HU) in the Netherlands. His research interests include the market for audit (assurance) services and governance for SME companies.

Hans Duits (1969) studeerde bedrijfseconomie aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam en volgde de postdoctorale opleiding tot registeraccountant aan de Vrije Universiteit van Amsterdam. Sinds 1995 is hij ingeschreven als registeraccountant. Met meer dan twintig jaar werkervaring als openbaar accountant, werkt hij momenteel zowel als MKB Adviseur bij KPMG Accountants N.V. en als lector aan de Faculteit Economie en Management van de Hogeschool Utrecht. Zijn onderzoeksinteresse behelst de markt voor accountants (assurance) diensten en governance ten behoeve van MKB ondernemingen.

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