Human Resource Accounting: Recognition and Disclosure of Accounting Methods & Techniques
Keywords:
accounting treatments, human resources, human resources capital, Management, management, human resources capital.
Abstract
HRA is the process of identifying, measuring data about human resources and communicating this information to interested parties the major objects of the study is to highlight the major characteristics of HRA along with the practical benefits and difficulties in implementations. The study forms mainly the extensive review of related literature based on highly work. The major benefits of such accounting are that it develops effective managerial decision making, quality of management, prevents misuse of human resources, increases human asset productivity, improves morale, job satisfaction and creativity, etc. The constraints involved are that uncertainty of human resources creates uncertainty in valuation of human resources. Nature of amortization is another difficulty, valuation of human resources, their accounting treatments is also difficult as there is no specific IAS/IFRS for such treatment.
Downloads
How to Cite
References
K. Jain, Narang Accounting. 1235.
L. Porwal S Accounting Theory an Introduction Tata Mcgraw Hill Pab. 475.
Bo Hansson (2012) Is it Time to Disclose Information About Human Capital Investments?. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.615503
Ravindra Tiwari Human Resource Accounting-A New Dimension.
Syed Mamun, Al Abdulla (2009) Human Resource Accounting Disclosure of Bangladeshi Companies and Its Association with Corporate Characteristics. 2009, 35-43.
Khan, M. Habib-Uz-Zaman Human capital disclosure practices of top Bangladeshi companies. 14. http://www.emeraldinsight.com/-1401-338x.htm
M. Islam (1998) A Survey of Human Resource Accounting. 1998, 4-7.
M. Loqman (1987) Human Resource Accounting (HRA). 1987, 5-11.
M. Salimuddin (2010) Intellectual Capital and Corporate Performance: A Value Creation Efficiency Analysis. 2010, 1-7.
Dilip Sen, Kumar (2005) Anatomy of Human Resource Measurement and Accounting.
M. Akhtaruddin (1996) Human Resource Accounting a Survey on Its Applicability in the Public Sector Enterprises of Bangladesh. 4, 53-62.
Dilip Sen, Kumar (1991) Human Resource Accounting: Where Does it Stand Today?. 1991, 7-14.
M. Akhtaruddin (1990) Human Resource Accounting In Banking Industry. 1990, 19-22.
Aminul Islam (1985) Human asset accounting a Myth of Reality?. 1985, 5-7.
R. Parameswaran, K. Jothi Jothi K. 205, 867-869.
A. Ahmed Human Resource Accounting: Techniques & Accounting Treatment. http://ssrn.com/author
E. Flamholtz (1971) A Model for Human Resource Valuation: a Stochastic Process with Service Rewards. 1971, 70-72.
Published
2013-03-11
Issue
Section
License
Copyright (c) 2013 Authors and Global Journals Private Limited

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.