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This paper constructs a model of professional expertise as an attribute of an accounting firm rather than just an attribute of individual experts. This model leads to the identification of three strategies applicable to accounting firms. A Knowledge firm develops and sells proprietary knowledge...
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In recent years, public accounting firms have been caught in a media firestorm fuelled by corporate fraud, disappointed investors and aggressive regulators. The collapse of Arthur Andersen has triggered questions about how well accounting firms are managed. Some former Arthur Andersen partners...
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Accountability has its roots in accounting as both words' etymology traces to the Latin word “accomptare” (to account). Financial accounting, as the field came to be known, has at its heart the rendering of an account of the financial affairs of an organization to interested parties who may...
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Academics and practitioners agree there are substantial barriers to systematically transferring audit research knowledge to policymakers. We adopt a design science approach to investigate the efficacy of employing a research synthesis to transfer academic research knowledge to audit standard...
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Auditing (accounting) researchers have published over 24,000 (75,000) academic articles (Google Scholar September 2016) using a variety of research methods since 1970. Yet accounting and auditing standard setters and regulators have frequently cited their inability to engage with and utilize...
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We examine the effects of pressures from client management and the audit firm's own management control systems (MCS) on auditors' willingness to accept an aggressive accounting that is preferred by client management. We find that auditors perceiving more pressure from client management to accept...
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Audit academics and policymakers exhibit continuing concerns about the limited transfer of audit research findings to policymakers. We use knowledge transfer best practices to evaluate eight audit domain specific practices for their potential to transfer audit knowledge. Our analysis shows that...
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