Abstract
The thesis examines the conceptual foundations of organising accounting in private higher education institutions. Three conceptual questions that determine the design of the accounting system are identified — the object, the measurement logic and the accountability addressee — and the organisational decisions arising from each are substantiated. The design sequence, running backwards from the required disclosure to the chart of accounts, is proposed as the practical expression of these conceptual choices.
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