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Existing research indicates that firms with high accruals are more likely to experience future earnings problems, but that investors' expectations, as reflected in stock prices, do not appear to anticipate these problems. In this paper, we directly examine the published opinions of two types of...
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We find that IPO firms engage in real and accrual earnings management during the IPO and that big-N audit firms … constrain discretionary expenses-based and accrual-based manipulations. The restriction of these forms of earnings management … leads IPO firms to resort to a higher level of sales-based manipulation. Our results show that both sales-based and accrual …
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This paper examines the relation between audit fees and accruals from a balance sheet auditing perspective. We argue that the underlying economic characteristics of various transactions, as reflected in the articulation-based accruals in Casey et al. (2017), are predictably associated with audit...
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This study examines the impacts of seven types of audit committee expertise (accounting academic, auditing, finance academic, CEO or finance director, other finance, industry and legal expertise) on real earnings management. 1054 firm-year observations are used in the study. The sample firms are...
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understand how discretionary accrual and real EM affect EAQ in the Malaysian context. Therefore, stakeholders should place higher …
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