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.S., Europe, or Asia, we examine how reporting standards (U.S. GAAP vs. IFRS) and domicile (U.S. vs. non-U.S.) affect earnings … reporting environments do not necessarily reduce total earnings management, but instead encourage substitution of real for …
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This study examines the effects of audit partner tenure and audit partner changes on internal control reporting quality … that internal control reporting quality deteriorates with audit partner tenure. However, we find no association between … audit partner changes and internal control reporting, which is consistent with partners lacking client specific knowledge in …
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improved audit and reporting quality in client firms …
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The purpose of this paper is to analyze the market for audit services for publicly traded companies operating in the US for-profit (FP) healthcare sector. Complex national and local healthcare laws and regulations suggest the importance of assessing fee effects of joint national-level and city...
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We examine audit fees and returns to auditor reputation for Israeli entrepreneurs making initial public offerings (IPOs) of equity in U.S. capital markets. We find that the cost of audit quality in terms of audit fees is higher, and the benefit of audit quality in terms of IPO proceeds is lower...
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foreign firms, also facing this more rigorous reporting regime, charged a cross-listing audit fee premium. However, recent … voluntarily delisted and deregistered from U.S. markets and reporting requirements, we find that deregistration is associated with … deregistration on audit fees, implying that selected markets outside of the U.S. have established comparable reporting regimes …
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We report insights about ICFR-related challenges and practices at large U.S. public companies from survey responses of 145 accounting executives and interviews of 16 accounting executives. Executives view controls around non-routine transactions, income tax provisions, and access to data as...
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