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Ryota Kaneko is a Professor at the Faculty of Commerce, Graduate School of Accountancy, Kokugakuin University. He holds a Master's degree in Commerce from Waseda University and has dedicated his career to advancing accounting standards for non-profit and public-sector entities in Japan and internationally.
- Education: Master's in Commerce (Waseda University, 2004)
- Current Role: Professor, Kokugakuin University
- Professional Involvements: Committee member for Digital Agency and Cabinet Office, Board member for Non-Profit Research Society, and member of Japanese Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
His research focuses on Non-Profit and Government Accounting, with expertise in accrual-based standards, international frameworks like IPSAS/GASB/FASAB, fund accounting, and financial transparency. He has led comparative studies between Japan and countries like the US and UK, analyzing revenue recognition, donor restrictions, and sector-neutral accounting principles.
Key research trends from his publications include:
- Evolution of NPO accounting standards
- Donor-imposed net asset classifications
- Consolidation challenges in NPO groups
- Crowdfunding and fundraising disclosures
- Convergence of public and private sector accounting
- Double-entry bookkeeping adaptation
He has received multiple Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, including projects on:
- Incentive-based financial reporting (2019-2022)
- Public sector accounting reforms for aging societies (2016-2019)
- International public sector standard comparisons (2012-2015)
As a concurrent researcher at the Research Institute of Business Administration and an active member in academic committees, Kaneko contributes to policy discussions on digital governance, fiscal reforms, and NPO regulatory frameworks.
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