SUCCESS FACTORS OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AFFECTING THE QUALITY OF ACCOUNTING FIRMS

Abstract

The objective of this research is to study realizing factors in the delivery of quality information system affecting accounting firms registered with the Department of Business Development. Questionnaires were used in gathering data since 2562. This research is framed in four (4) occupational and career groups; 1. The Executive, 2. The Supervisor, 3. Full-time employees and 4. Daily employees working with an accounting firm for over 210 people around Thailand. The so called accounting attitude reflects the importance of its workforce status, gender, age, education and level of work. It is characterized by inferential statistics correlation coefficient analysis and multiple regressions. Most accounting firms anticipates the importance of quality information as true evidence, its correctness, and being complete to prepare accurate financial statements. It signifies the Ethics of Professional Accountants 2010 (Department of Business Development, 2012) as prescribed and regulated by profession and law. Furthermore, customer service plays a big role in the carapace of the professionalism among its clients in any given situation. It affects the quality of the accounting firm as frontline connector to its clients providing the outmost quality accounting service.