01130nam a22001337a 4500100002000000245004900020260006100069300000800130520069600138650004800834856009400882942000700976999001300983  aMurphy, Richard  aThe Benefits of Country by Country Reporting  aGenevabAssociation of Concerned African Scholarsc2012.  a6p.  aCountry-by-country reporting is a new and innovative form of accounting. The basic concept is to require the inclusion in annual audited financial statements of a profit and loss account for each jurisdiction in which a multinational corporation had operations during the year. These profit and loss accounts would include disclosure of both third party and intra-group transactions, which for these purposes are those trades that take place across national boundaries but between companies under common ownership or control. They would be required to be reconciled with the overall group results. In addition, limited cash flow and balance sheet data would also be required to be published.  aCapital inflow Capital outflow Transparency  uhttp://iffoadatabase.trustafrica.org/iff/the_benefits_of_country_by_country_reporting.pdf  cCF  c241d241