Developing a Measurement Scale for Accounting Success of Accounting Firms in Thailand

Authors

  • Tararin Chaieurponsukh School of Accountancy, Sripatum University, Thailand
  • Daranee Uachanachit School of Accountancy, Sripatum University, Thailand

Keywords:

Measurement Scale, Accounting Success, Accounting Firms

Abstract

The objective of this study was to develop a measurement scale for accounting success in accounting firms in Thailand. This is a qualitative research study. Key informants included three accounting firm executives and three accounting service users, totaling six participants. In-depth interviews were employed as the primary data collection method. The findings revealed that the measurement scale for accounting success in accounting firms in Thailand consists of eight dimensions: (1) Accounting Professional Ethics (2) Quality of Accounting Services (3) Service Intention (4) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology (5) Social and Environmental Responsibility (6) Competitive Capability (7) Accounting Professionalism (8) Accounting Success. This measurement scale can be used to strengthen the standards of the Thai accounting profession, build credibility, and drive sustainable policy-level governance.

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2025-10-31

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Chaieurponsukh, T. ., & Uachanachit, D. . (2025). Developing a Measurement Scale for Accounting Success of Accounting Firms in Thailand. The Journal of Development Administration Research, 15(3-4), 3993–4004. retrieved from https://so01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JDAR/article/view/282162

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