Advances in accounting
2013 - 2024
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Volume 49, issue C, 2020
- Peer R&D disclosure and corporate innovation: Evidence from American depositary receipt firms
- Elizabeth A. Gordon, Hsiao-Tang Hsu and Huichi Huang
- Financial statement presentation of discontinued operations: Determinants and consequences
- Binod Guragai, Weerapat Attachot and S. Drew Peabody
- Government contracts and trade credit
- Hongkang Xu and Mai Dao
- The effect of principles-based standards on financial statement comparability: The case of SFAS-142
- Anthony Chen, Gong, James (Jianxin) and Lu, Richard (Hung-Yuan)
- Female leadership in corporate social responsibility reporting: Effects on writing, readability and future social performance
- Maretno A. Harjoto, Indrarini Laksmana and W. Eric Lee
Volume 48, issue C, 2020
- A survey of models for determining optimal audit strategies
- Leif Appelgren
- Do bank managers use securitization gains to smooth earnings in the post- FAS 166/167 period?
- Michael J. Lacina, Shihong Li and Lin Yi
- A path analysis investigation of the relationships between CEO pay ratios and firm performance mediated by employee satisfaction
- May Xiaoyan Bao, Xiaoyan Cheng and David Smith
Volume 47, issue C, 2019
- Audits of the largest clients by industry
- K. Raghunandan, Dasaratha V. Rama and William N. Riccardi
- Effects of auditor-provided tax services on book-tax differences and on investors' mispricing of book-tax differences
- Bing Luo
- Trust and firm performance: A bi-directional study
- Qiao Xu, Guy D. Fernando and Kinsun Tam
- Sales order backlog and corporate social responsibility
- Li Sun, Brian Walkup and Kean Wu
- Accrual anomaly and mandatory adoption of IFRS: Evidence from Germany
- Jung Hoon Kim and Steve Lin
Volume 46, issue C, 2019
- Non-GAAP earnings disclosures around regulation G – The case of “implicit non-GAAP reporting” pp. -
- Felix Thielemann and Tami Dinh
- Agency costs of free cash flow and conditional conservatism pp. -
- Joohyung Ha
- Misclassification of audit-related fees as a measure of internal control quality pp. -
- William Buslepp, Joseph Legoria, Regina Rosa and Dan Shaw
- Audit partner independence and business affiliation: evidence from Taiwan pp. -
- Yu-Shan Chang, Chia-Yu Chiang, Liu, Li-Lin (Sunny) and Xie, Xinmei (Lucy)
- The role of organizational forms in nonprofit firms' real earnings management: Evidence from nonprofit hospitals in Taiwan pp. -
- Yi-Chieh Wen, Pinghsun Huang, Hsiu-Chu Shen and Yan Zhang
Volume 45, issue C, 2019
- Bright lines vs. blurred lines: When do critical audit matters influence investors' perceptions of management's reporting credibility? pp. -
- Michael E. Ozlanski
- Evaluating the effect of industry specialist duration on earnings management pp. -
- Dennis M. Lopez and Jose Jay Vega
- Factors that influence the perceived use of the internal audit function's work by executive management and audit committee pp. -
- Marc Eulerich, Joleen Kremin and David A. Wood
- Are CFO debt-like compensation incentives associated with financial reporting quality? pp. -
- Mark Kohlbeck and Xin Luo
- How does the type of equity compensation of audit committee affect audit fees? pp. -
- Chelsea L. Schrader and Huey-Lian Sun
- Accounting comparability, financial reporting quality, and the pricing of accruals pp. -
- Anthony Chen and James Jianxin Gong
Volume 44, issue C, 2019
- Leases on balance, a level playing field? pp. 3-9
- R.E.G.A. Ron van Kints and L.L. Louis Spoor
- The value relevance of timely information: The case of comparable store sales growth pp. 10-21
- Philip Keejae Hong, Sam Lee, Patricia Mynatt and Ram Ramakrishnan
- Unobservable transfer price exceeds marginal cost when the manager is evaluated using a balanced scorecard pp. 22-28
- Jumpei Hamamura
- Hierarchy of earnings thresholds based on discretionary accruals pp. 29-48
- Abhijit Barua, Jung Hoon Kim and Sheng Yi
- The effect of gender and firm identification on auditor pre-negotiation judgments pp. 49-57
- Joanne Jones, Carolyn MacTavish and Wendy Schultz
- Cross-acceleration and the relationship between board independence and bond yield spreads pp. 58-67
- Anthony A. Meder, Steven T. Schwartz and Richard Young
- Analyst rounding of EPS forecasts and stock recommendations pp. 68-80
- Henri Akono, Khondkar Karim and Emeka Nwaeze
- Derivative accounting and financial reporting quality: A review of the literature pp. 81-94
- Stephanie A. Hairston and Marcus R. Brooks
- Are long-tenured CEOs rent seekers? Analysis of cash compensation and post disposal performance pp. 95-107
- Yoshie Saito
- The association between fair value measurements and banks' discretionary accounting choices11I thank Roger Graham (editor) and two anonymous reviewers for the suggestions and guidance that substantially improved the article. I thank Randy Elder, Susan Albring, Craig Nichols, Lihong Liang, Shawn Huang, Milena Petrova, David Harris, Joseph Comprix, Matt Hart, reviewers and participants at the American Accounting Association Annual meeting, the FARS Midyear Meeting and the Accounting and Finance workshop at University of Massachusetts Boston for their helpful comments. I gratefully acknowledge the financial support from the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University and the College of Management at University of Massachusetts Boston. I have no other relevant or material financial interests related to the research described in this paper. The usual disclaimer applies pp. 108-120
- Xiaolu Xu
- Auditor objectivity as a function of auditor negotiation self-efficacy beliefs pp. 121-131
- Jan Svanberg, Peter Öhman and Presha E. Neidermeyer
- Types of nonaudit service fees and earnings response coefficients in the post-sarbanes-oxley era pp. 132-147
- Anthony Chen, Hong Duong and Anh Ngo
Volume 43, issue C, 2018
- Moving toward a principle-based approach to U.S. accounting standard setting: A demand for procedural justice and accounting reform pp. 1-13
- Wendy J. Bailey and Kimberly M. Sawers
- The relation between audit fee cuts during the global financial crisis and earnings quality and audit quality pp. 14-31
- Long Chen, Gopal V. Krishnan and Wei Yu
- Corporate social responsibility engagement of financially distressed firms and their bankruptcy likelihood pp. 32-45
- K.C. Lin and Xiaobo Dong
- Earnings management strategies to maintain a string of meeting or beating analyst expectations pp. 46-55
- Yiyang Zhang, Johan Perols, Dahlia Robinson and Thomas Smith
- The adoption of voluntary clawback provisions and the broader commitment hypothesis pp. 60-69
- Henry Kimani Mburu and Alex P. Tang
- Executive age and the readability of financial reports pp. 70-81
- Qiao Xu, Guy D. Fernando and Kinsun Tam
Volume 42, issue C, 2018
- The effect of tax audit outcomes on the reporting and valuation of unrecognized tax benefits pp. 1-11
- James D. Brushwood, Derek M. Johnston and Stephen J. Lusch
- The relationship of advocacy and mentorship with female accountants' career success pp. 12-21
- Louise Single, Stephen Donald and Elizabeth Almer
- What information matters to investors at different stages of a firm's life cycle? pp. 22-33
- Victoria Dickinson, Haimanot Kassa and Philipp D. Schaberl
- Price momentum and the premium for meeting or beating analysts' forecasts of earnings pp. 34-47
- Christopher T. Edmonds, Jennifer E. Edmonds, Richard Fu and David S. Jenkins
- Management earnings forecasts, managerial incentives, and risk-taking pp. 48-69
- Susan M. Albring and Xiaolu Xu
- Book-tax differences and costs of private debt pp. 70-82
- Jared A. Moore and Li Xu
- How will the new lease accounting standard affect the relevance of lease asset accounting? pp. 83-95
- Roger C. Graham and K.C. Lin
- Advanced placement and CPA exam performance: Implications for recruitment of quality students into college accounting programs pp. 96-109
- Joseph C. Ugrin and Darla D. Honn
- Analyzing pedagogical approaches used in second auditing courses pp. 110-124
- Alan Reinstein, Natalie Tatiana Churyk and Stefanie L. Tate
- Who benefits from share contracts? pp. 125-135
- Kristian G. Mortenson and Terence J. Pitre
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