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Linda Nichols and Larry Crumbley are willing to present week long or two-week courses on petroleum accounting, taxation, and investments at company locations (especially foreign locations such as China, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia). We have taught Russian, Chinese, Nigerian, and British executives.

Contact Larry Crumbley (225-578-6231).

 

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Articles by specialists and educators are needed on a quarterly basis. The manuscripts should explore the most significant current developments in oil and gas taxation, accounting, finance, and economics. Severance and excise tax issues and important state tax developments are appropriate topics. Other natural resources articles are also requested (e.g., coal, timber). Research studies derived from empirical and analytical methodologies are encouraged. Need 2 hard copies plus a computer disk.

Manuscripts should be sent to: D. Larry Crumbley, Editor Department of Accounting Louisiana State University 3106A Patrick Taylor Hall Baton Rouge, LA 70803 Phone: 225-578-6231 Fax: 225-578-6201 dcrumbl@lsu.edu

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Last Updated: February 1, 2009