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This paper argues that managerial discretion plays an important role in goodwill write-off decisions under IFRS 3. We carry out an empirical analysis on Finnish listed companies between 2005 and 2009. Our evidence suggests that a new CEO is more likely to impair goodwill. We find also that...
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In this paper, we explore auditors' perceptions of goodwill accounting under IFRS with a survey of Finnish KHT-certified auditors in 2011. Exploratory factor analysis indicates that auditors are divided in two distinct groups: one group has a favorable attitude towards the IFRS procedures of...
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While inputs into analysts' valuation models have been documented (Brown et al. 2015), analysts' prior perceptions of reported financial statement items have not yet been studied. It is important to be aware of analysts' perceptions of the current accounting standards because they are, to some...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore auditors' perceptions of goodwill accounting under international financial reporting standards (IFRS). More specifically, the authors surveyed auditors to see if they believe that IFRS enables earnings management in goodwill accounting. Further...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore auditors' perceptions of goodwill accounting under international financial reporting standards (IFRS). More specifically, the authors surveyed auditors to see if they believe that IFRS enables earnings management in goodwill accounting. Further...
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