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This paper seeks to provide empirical evidence on the efficacy of three important governance mechanisms (auditors, directors, and institutional shareholders) in constraining aggressive financial reporting, proxied by abnormal accruals. It also examines the effects of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX)...
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Offshoring of accounting processes has become a common business practice, pursued by firms to reduce costs and focus on … agenda on internal controls for offshored accounting processes. It further develops a linkage between internal controls of … offshored accounting processes and auditing of the organization. This paper has implications for academicians as well as …
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The U.S. Congress passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) was a direct response to the accounting scandals of … restating financial statements. This paper provides an overview of corporate accounting malfeasance, the state of corporate … accounting malfeasance, reasons for its occurrence, comprehensive listings of the types of corporate accounting malfeasance …
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governmental auditors vs. those performed by certified public accounting (CPA) firms. Specifically, we investigate the association …
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This study provides evidence that binary signals in audit reports are unable to fully communicate underlying risks that are inherently continuous in nature. Specifically, we find that companies whose audit reports signal an improvement in internal control effectiveness relative to the prior year...
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This study provides evidence that binary signals in audit reports are unable to fully communicate underlying risks that are inherently continuous in nature. Specifically, we find that companies whose audit reports signal an improvement in internal control effectiveness relative to the prior year...
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This paper aims to investigate whether Chinese internal control regulation improves reporting quality. After the enactment of US Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), China introduced a quasi-SOX practice (C-SOX). C-SOX stipulates that firms should disclose both management and audit reports on internal...
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This study investigates whether material noncompliance (MNC) with laws and regulations and internal control deficiencies (ICDs) in a nonprofit charitable organization (NPO) affect the likelihood that the NPO receives a going concern audit opinion (GCO) and the viability of the NPO. I find that...
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misstated audited financial statements. To address this question, we analyze Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB …
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