Journal Description

Journal of Current Practice in Accounting and Finance (JCPAF) is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal that is published monthly. JCPAF aims to make research in the field of accounting and finance more accessible and relevant to practitioners, policymakers, and other stakeholders. The journal seeks to bridge the gap between academic research and practical applications by publishing articles that offer insights and recommendations for improving accounting and financial practices in various contexts. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research and welcomes contributions from diverse perspectives.


JCPAF is committed to ensuring the quality of its publications and maintains a rigorous peer-review process. All submissions to the journal are subjected to double-blind peer review by at least two experts in the relevant field. The journal also follows strict ethical guidelines to ensure the integrity and credibility of its publications.

EXPLORING THE NEXUS BETWEEN AUDIT FEES AND AUDIT QUALITY: EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF LOCAL ACCOUNTING FIRMS IN GHANA

Although a number of variables, including audit committee size, gender diversity, and leverage, have been found to have some correlation with audit quality in a variety of industries, including the banking and manufacturing sectors in general, not much research of this kind has been done in relation to local accounting firms in Ghana. As a result, this study attempts to close the gap by examining, among other things, how audit fees charged by local accounting firms in Ghana affect audit

Solberg Horve Mishiwo