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Discount rate selection represents a centrally material factor impacting valuation models. Given the strong reliance on discounted cash flow modelling as a basis for determining an asset’s recoverable amount, the judgment exercised by reporting entities regarding rate selection is of paramount...
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The transition to IFRS based reporting has resulted in fundamental departures from many of the long accepted norms embedded in indigenous GAAP systems now superseded in IFRS adopting jurisdictions. The rules relating to goodwill accounting, measurement and reporting represent an excellent case...
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Drawing on data from a sample of 168 firms listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) over three consecutive years (2005, 2006 and 2007), this study focuses on the issue of IFRS compliance and disclosure quality. Using the requirements of FRS 36 in relation to goodwill impairment testing as...
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This paper examines the profit quality of a goodwill-intensive firm, Transpacific Industries Group Limited (ASX.TPI), by specifically focusing on critical judgments and disclosures relating to goodwill impairment. The term quot;profit qualityquot; is synonymous with terms such as quot;creative...
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The event of a rising share price for a firm following the announcement of its intentions to acquire another firm is generally recognised as a sign of market support for the deal. If the price continues to rise over the offer period, as the market fully digests various items of information...
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Merger and acquisition transactions are often explained and justified by reference to their potential capacity to generate value - for example through the achievement of operational synergies, critical scale or optimal scope. In contrast, a significant and growing literature questions the worth...
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The issue of cultural influence in explaining behaviour in social systems has been recognised for some time, however its impact on accounting as a social system is a more recent field of study. This paper will examine the theory of cultural influence on the international practice of accounting...
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