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We develop a model of auditor-client accounting negotiation, using the elements of negotiation examined in the behavioral negotiation literature, elaborated to include accounting contextual features indicated in the accounting literature and suggested by interviews with senior practitioners. We...
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Auditor-client negotiation about difficult client accounting issues involves both the auditor and the client. On the client side, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) plays a central role in the financial reporting process, yet is rarely the focus of academic study. This paper reports how a sample...
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The auditor's initial negotiation strategy and tactics choice determines how the upcoming negotiation is approached, carried out and potentially the eventual outcome. We experimentally examine two factors key to the auditor's initial formulation of his/her negotiation strategy: the nature of the...
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Much attention is beginning to be paid to auditor client management negotiation as a result of recent events in the financial world. Gibbins, Salterio and Webb [GSW 2001] developed an accounting specific negotiation model and gathered collaborative data from audit partners. To lay the basis for...
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This paper contributes to the growing literature on the auditor-client management negotiation process by focusing on the dyadic relationship. Our audit partner-CFO dyads describe the process of resolving issues related to financial reporting using a combination of open ended and semi-structured...
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We provide a discussion of Hannan, Rankin and Towry (HRT) (2006) The effect of information systems on honesty in managerial reporting: A behavioral perspective. Some agency theorists have suggested that while individuals have some preference for honesty, their honesty threshold is so low that...
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The balanced scorecard is one of the major developments in management accounting in the past decade (Ittner and Larcker 2001). Lipe and Salterio (2000) find that managers ignore one of the key scorecard features, the inclusion of measures that are unique to the strategic objectives of a business...
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