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We examine the impact of adverse auditors' opinions on clients' internal control over financial reporting (ICFR), issued under SOX Section 404, on auditor dismissals. Companies receiving adverse ICFR opinions are more likely to subsequently dismiss their auditors. This association between...
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Recent increases in the occurrence and magnitude of goodwill impairment charges highlight the increasing importance of … the role of the auditor in goodwill accounting. This study examines the association between disclosures about the fair … value measurement of goodwill and audit fees. We find that goodwill-related disclosures are positively related to audit fees …
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The elimination of goodwill amortization in 2001 brought about significant change in how companies are required to … account for goodwill. This change in accounting also brought with it new challenges for auditors, namely evaluating the … reasonableness of management's assumptions related to goodwill valuation. In addition to introducing technical challenges, this task …
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There has been a steady growth of goodwill impairments in the Chinese stock market since the adoption of the impairment … approach in accounting. The influence of goodwill impairments on a firm's financial position and profitability give reason to … information risks of goodwill impairments and express their concerns about financial reporting quality in their audit opinions …
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specific case of goodwill impairment testing. Using a sample of 1,247 firm-year observations representing 177 firms listed on …' forecast revisions for firms that do not book goodwill impairment and exhibit lower operating performance. Secondly, we found … lower operating performance and those who do not book goodwill impairment testing (hereafter non-impairer firms). Our …
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This study investigates the influence of management over auditor selection decisions during a period in which audit committees have “direct responsibility” for auditor selection. We find that contrary to the intent of SOX, management continues to have significant influence over auditor...
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We investigate whether Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) inspections affect the quality of internal control audits. Our research design improves on prior studies by exploiting both cross-sectional and time-series variation in the content of PCAOB inspection reports, while also...
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An important aim of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was to reduce cost of capital by enhancing auditor independence. However, prior literature has argued that SOX has been ineffective in meeting this objective. We contribute to this debate by first providing evidence suggesting that auditor...
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We investigate potential differences in audit reporting outcomes between Circular A-133 audits performed by governmental auditors vs. those performed by certified public accounting (CPA) firms. Specifically, we investigate the association between auditor type and the likelihood of...
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Objective – The purpose of this research is to obtain empirical evidence about the factors that affect audit quality for auditors working in Public Accounting Firms in DKI Jakarta. Methodology/Technique – The independent variables used in this research are: independence, work experience,...
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