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forecast characteristics for analyst forecast accuracy. Following the enactment of these regulations, more experienced analysts … and All-Star analysts do not maintain their superior forecast accuracy, and analysts employed by large brokerage houses … industries and firms followed, days elapsed since the last forecast, and forecast horizon. While the importance of bold upward …
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Prior studies provide extensive evidence that unionized firms tend to have more negative disclosure than non-unionized firms do. These studies interpret this behavior as managers of unionized firms manipulating disclosure to gain an advantage in collective bargaining but do not directly test...
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This study examines investors' response to the disclosure of prior period, auditor-waived misstatements under Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 108, Considering the effects of prior year misstatements when quantifying misstatements in the current year. Auditors' misstatement correction decisions...
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This study examines the decisions of firms to voluntarily disclose tax fees paid to their external auditors. Although the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) began requiring public companies to disclose fees paid to auditors in 2000, separate disclosure of tax service fees as a component of...
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reputations are more likely to issue earnings forecasts, and forecast earnings more frequently. We also find that for the …
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Theory suggests a commitment to voluntary disclosure may improve firm investment over time. Our findings support this argument. We document that voluntary disclosure commitment is associated with the more profitable exercise of firm investment opportunities. Additionally, prior research...
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This study examines whether qualitative disclosure in tax footnotes affects the market valuation of tax avoidance activities. We predict that more disclosures in tax footnotes mitigate investors’ concerns over the agency risk of managers engaging in potentially illegal tax avoidance and...
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FASB Interpretation No. 48 (FIN 48) requires firms to disclose a forecast of significant changes in unrecognized tax … dispute are more likely to provide a disclosure that states that a change is possible, but no forecast of the change is … settlements or impending statute lapses. On the other hand, for those firms that do provide a forecast, our forecast accuracy …
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We posit and find that the importance of analyst and forecast characteristics for analyst forecast accuracy varies with …, more experienced analysts and All-Star analysts do not maintain their superior forecast accuracy and analysts employed by … since the last forecast, forecast horizon, and forecast boldness post-Reg FD. The decrease in the importance of most of …
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forecast errors and accruals, which we label “managers' accrual-related forecast bias.” We build on extensive research which … between managers' earnings forecast errors and discretionary accruals, but no association between managers' earnings forecast … errors and nondiscretionary accruals. Furthermore, the association between managers' earnings forecast errors and …
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