This research aimed to study organizational characteristics and organizational supporters that affect the innovative development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The independent variables were organizational characteristics based on McKinsey’s 7S framework (strategy structure systems style staff skills and shared values) and organizational supporters (technology and government support). The dependent variables were guidelines for accounting innovation development. Sizes of the organization were control variables. The sample group in the study consisted of 309 small and medium enterprise entrepreneurs. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and inferential statistics (multiple linear regression). The results showed that strategy systems staff technology and governmental support affect the innovative development of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) at the .05 level of significance. According to small and medium enterprise entrepreneurs management accounting innovation and financial innovation were very important to SMEs (X ±S.D. equal 3 . 6 1 ± 0 . 8 2 ) . To develop SMEs’ accounting innovation entrepreneurs need to determine clear strategies policies and goals for innovation manage data systems to be exchanged in organizations and set a motivation system for innovation development. Staff development plans should be created for knowing and understanding innovation. Apart from organization management SMEs need to get government support and adapt technologies to accounting to increase the efficiency of accounting information.

This research aim to study disclosure of accounting comply with TFRS were collected from Factors affecting disclosure of accounting comply with TFRS : Case Study the listed Companies in the Energy and Utilities Section in stock exchange of Thailand. The data 24 companies by using annual Financial Statement and Notes to Financial Statements. From 2009-2013 fiscal year. Statistical tools use for analyzing is multiple regression analysis at 0.001 and 0.05 significant level. The results Found that company size capital structure and year of changing to Financial Reporting Standards. Correlated with the level of disclosure at the 0.01 significant level. Furthermore The size of the audit firm correlated with the level of disclosure at the 0.05 significant level. The results suggested that the Changes from accounting standards to financial reporting required to disclose more information.

This Research aims to compare the financial reporting standards and to study the accountants’ attitudes towards accounting standards and revised of financial reporting standards The data were collected from 102 accountant of the companies listed in the Stock Exchange of Thailand. The statistics used in data analysis were t-tests and F-tests (One - Way ANOVA) According to the results of this study the content of revision of financial reporting were not significantly different from the former accounting standard According to impact upon the accountant attitudes the revision of financial reporting standards were difficult for understanding and the factors that affect cognitive attitude The availability of data preparation the cost of Preparation the impact on the financial statements. and Communication with people in the organization. were Age job level Working experience and number of participants on the course of the accounting seminar. This The accounting should learn more about accounting standards and the revision of financial reporting standards that comply with international standards. to provide financial statement’s users with greater reliability