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In this paper, we investigate the effectiveness of two main corporate governance mechanisms, namely the board of directors and auditing, in mitigating the equity discounts arising from the potential entrenchment problem between inside and outside shareholders. Overall, the empirical results...
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The main objective of this study was to analyze the pattern of accounting events that signals error in audited financial statements and resulted in restatement in Brazil during the periods of 2000-2009. The study which is characterized as interpretative, borrows a leaf from the contexts studied...
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The role of the audit committee and the internal audit function in corporate governance has grown in recent years. In that context, the audit literature and practice has underlined the increasingly important role of support and interaction between the audit committee and the internal audit with...
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This study investigates auditors' reactions to a new audit support system that was designed by a Big-4 firm as a response to a stricter regulatory regime. The system's features guide audit teams to comply with the firm's methodology and auditing standards. Understanding auditors' reactions is...
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Initial public offering (IPO) companies are exempt from Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, leaving investors to assess the quality of an IPO company's internal controls, which affect the quality of management-provided financial information, without an opinion on internal controls...
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Objective –The emergence of the ASEAN Single Window has triggered the need for higher audit quality in ASEAN countries, including Indonesia. A recent study conducted in Indonesia reveals that the reputation of auditing firms, as rated by clients and users, and auditor's competence, as rated by...
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This study examines whether audit partners suffer a reputation penalty following a going-concern opinion (GCO) reporting failure, either a Type I or a Type II error. A Type I error occurs when a partner issues a GCO to a client that does not go bankrupt in the next year, while a Type II error...
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Objective - This paper aims to obtain empirical evidence about the influence of specialized auditors, audit tenure, audit committee, board independence, ownership concentration, and auditor quality on audit report lag in Indonesian manufacturing firms.Methodology/Technique - The population is...
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This study examines the impact of considering key audit matters (KAM) on auditor judgment performance. This study uses a 2×2 between-subjects experiment based on a goodwill impairment testing case with 73 auditors. The two independent variables KAM consideration (present vs. absent) and client...
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Egypt has a unique and complex audit market in which companies could use multiple audit mechanism through which a company can engage more than one audit firm to verify same financial statements. This mechanism could be conducted through joint audits or dual audits. Joint audits could be...
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