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This paper identifies, and then examines, whether institutional structures can be used to explain the occurrence of accounts manipulation. Specifically, it investigates whether legal origin, level of corruption, the extent of press freedom, State's ownership of enterprises, and the State's...
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The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to some issues that may be militating against the successful adoption of IFRS especially from the perspective of emerging markets or economies. Extensive theoretical and empirical review of literature was undertaken in this regard. Issues identified...
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This essay was a Keynote Address at the Third International Conference of the Journal of International Accounting Research in São Paulo Brazil. It addresses the question of why the volume and quality of international accounting research have grown rapidly in recent years. It begins by asking...
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We quantify the degree of tax-induced earnings management associated with statutory tax rates and examine whether greater book-tax conformity alters this particular type of earnings management. We first validate a new empirical approach for examining tax-induced earnings management using...
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Corporate governance can be old cliché as internal and external types. Internal corporate governance is the mechanism by which firms' governing managers align their activities with stakeholder interests through the composition of the board, audit committees, and compensation committees as well...
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Corporate governance can be old cliché as internal and external types. Internal corporate governance is the mechanism by which firms' governing managers align their activities with stakeholder interests through the composition of the board, audit committees, and compensation committees as well...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012951878
This paper studies how religion influences corporate accounting conservatism choice. Accounting conservatism is a mechanism to reduce the agency costs between the corporate insiders and outsiders. Religion potentially impacts firms' accounting conservatism choice in two contradictory ways. On...
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Interest in this topic followed examination of new data discussing several antecedent proposals for establishing an international academic accounting association in the period 1966–1983, culminating in the 1984 formation of the International Association for Accounting Education and Research...
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This paper investigates whether a country's level of financial development is associated with earnings management in an international setting. Financial development is likely to heighten the monitoring and scrutiny of accounting numbers because of strengthened investor protection laws and...
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We elaborate an imminent critique of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), critically exploring its claim to serve the public interest by reference to its character and position, its official principles and its work vis-agrave;-vis campaigns to disaggregate accounting focused on...
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