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combinations standards converge US GAAP and IFRS in all but the calculation of non-controlling interests. Although the accounting …
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One objective of IFRS is to have comparable financial statements, including their presentations, between companies and … over time. However, IFRS do not prescribe a particular format for the presentation of the income statement. Some empirical … exist and since there are (cultural) differences in the application of IFRS, we can reasonably doubt the comparability of …
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This paper studies how financial statement comparability affects the cost of capital and investor welfare. We show that the cost of capital decreases with comparability if and only if the quality of accounting standards is sufficiently high, thus supporting the relative importance of...
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peers' accounting performance around the mandatory adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). We find a …, consistent with greater financial reporting comparability associated with mandatory IFRS adoption. These findings cannot be … explained by changes in foreign ownership or changes in foreign operations around mandatory IFRS adoption. Furthermore, we find …
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The increasing relevance of fair value as measurement adversely to historical cost put on the agenda of the main accounting standard setting bodies the determination of it is value and afterly its register. This has been shown by recent standard's amendments and issues that enable or even demand...
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did several countries rapidly adopt IFRS in the 2003-2008 period? We test the hypothesis that perceived network benefits … from the extant worldwide adoption of IFRS can explain part of countries' shift away from local accounting standards. We … find that perceived network benefits increase the degree of IFRS harmonization among countries and that smaller countries …
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A broad consensus in accounting favors principles over rules to guide creation of a uniform high-quality set of standards for use everywhere, and granting monopoly power to a single body for this purpose. If implemented into policy, this consensus will discourage discovery of and evolution...
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A broad consensus in accounting favors principles over rules to guide creation of a uniform high quality set of standards for use everywhere, and granting monopoly power to a single body for this purpose. If implemented into policy, this consensus will discourage discovery of and evolution...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014215988
The globalization of capital markets has greatly impacted the harmonization of accounting standards. The International Accounting Standards Committee (IASC) has contributed to the harmonization of accounting standards by issuing the International Accounting Standards (IAS). In 2001, the...
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.g., auditing technology, the rule of law, etc.), why did several countries rapidly, albeit in a staggered manner, adopt IFRS over … adoption of IFRS can explain part of countries' shift away from local accounting standards. That is, as more jurisdictions with … economic ties to a given country adopt IFRS, perceived benefits from lowering transactions costs to foreign financial …
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