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From Accounting Computerization to Network Accounting

Liu L

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With the appearance of E-commerce, the accounting computerization will be changed correspondingly, and the network accounting will become the general trend of accounting development. In the light of the present situation of the network accounting, this paper advances some problems need to be solved in the development of the network accounting in the future.

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With the appearance of E-commerce, the accounting computerization will be changed correspondingly, and the network accounting will become the general trend of accounting development. In the light of the present situation of the network accounting, this paper advances some problems need to be solved in the development of the network accounting in the future.

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With the appearance of E-commerce, the accounting computerization will be changed correspondingly, and the network accounting will become the general trend of accounting development. In the light of the present situation of the network accounting, this paper advances some problems need to be solved in the development of the network accounting in the future.

Key concepts: Accounting, Accounting information system, Cost accounting, Management accounting, Business

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