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In an earlier edition of this journal, Ding et al. use data in GAAP 2001 to assess determinants and effects of differences between domestic and international standards. This paper examines whether those data are suitable for the purposes of academic research by outlining the biases and...
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<title>Abstract</title> This paper comments on a previous paper in this journal concerning EU endorsement of IFRS. It is suggested here that the previous authors should consider whether there can be more than one true and fair view even in one country and especially across European countries. It is further...
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This paper is a reply to that by Feige in this issue which criticizes the accounting classifications of Mueller and Nobes. It is suggested here that Feige's criticisms are either already expressed in more detail elsewhere or are inaccurate or both. Feige then claims to test the classifications...
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The Eighth EU Council Directive addresses the harmonization of the conditions for the approval of auditors. This paper deals specifically with the approval of incorporated audit firms, which is regulated by Article 2 of the Directive, and with the extent to which the Eighth Directive has...
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The European Union Eighth Directive on the approval of auditors covers auditor independence only to a very limited extent. The provisions in the five articles on this subject are far less detailed than they were in the drafts of the directive, so that almost all specific regulation is left to...
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The operational links between tax and financial reporting vary on a continuum from country to country and from period to period. We propose a model for how the links vary over time in developed Western countries. This takes account of competing purposes for accounting, and the mutual reactions...
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The European Accounting Association (EAA) Financial Reporting Standards Committee (FRSC) provided a response to the International Accounting Standards Board's (IASB's) 2013 Discussion Paper (DP) on completing and revising its Conceptual Framework. The response consisted of a literature-based...
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