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This study examines whether frequent and fictitious financial statement frauds increase the likelihood of litigation against independent auditors. We expect that auditors are more likely to be judged responsible for failing to detect frauds with these characteristics. We use companies with SEC...
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Two alternative approaches are used in audit practice to make quantitative materiality assessments about proposed audit adjustments: the cumulative approach compares to net income the total amount of misstatement existing at the end of the current period, while the current-period approach...
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Two alternative approaches are used in audit practice to provide quantitative materiality assessments about proposed audit adjustments. The cumulative approach compares to net income the total amount of misstatement existing at the end of the current period, while the current-period approach...
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Restatements are made to correct material errors in companies' financial statements previously filed with SEC. Companies try to avoid restatements because a restatement itself would raise the question of whether the management has been playing the "Numbers Game". My dissertation is motivated by...
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