Advances in accounting
2013 - 2024
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Volume 36, issue C, 2017
- Leader-follower dynamics in ethical lapses in tax practice pp. 1-10

- Govind Iyer and Philip Reckers
- Organized labor, audit quality, and internal control pp. 11-26

- David B. Bryan
- Auditors and net transfers of Level 3 fair-valued financial instruments pp. 27-39

- Mark Kohlbeck, Thomas Smith and Adrian Valencia
- Geographic distance and municipal internal control reporting pp. 40-49

- Dennis M. López and Kevin T. Rich
- Corporate tax aggressiveness and the maturity structure of debt pp. 50-57

- Thomas R. Kubick and G. Brandon Lockhart
- The effect of the US subprime crisis on Canadian banks pp. 58-74

- Satiprasad Bandyopadhyay, Ranjini Jha and Duane Kennedy
- Economic consequences of SEC regulation pertaining to financial expert definition pp. 75-86

- Steve A. Garner, Paul D. Hutchison and Teresa L. Conover
- Target ownership plans and earnings management pp. 87-101

- Kareen Brown, Changling Chen and Duane Kennedy
Volume 35, issue C, 2016
- Are financial professionals ready for IFRS?: An exploratory study pp. 1-7

- James L. Bierstaker, Lori S. Kopp and Danielle R. Lombardi
- Disclosure indexes and compliance with mandatory disclosure—The case of intangible assets in the Italian market pp. 8-25

- Alain Devalle, Fabio Rizzato and Donatella Busso
- Does intellectual capital disclosure in analysts' reports vary by firm characteristics? pp. 26-38

- Subhash Abhayawansa and James Guthrie
- R&D capitalization and audit fees: Evidence from China pp. 39-48

- Jia-Chi Cheng, Chia-Chi Lu and Nan-Ting Kuo
- Changes in the value relevance of research and development expenses after IFRS adoption pp. 49-61

- James Jianxin Gong and Sophia I-Ling Wang
- Theory and practice of the proposed conceptual framework: Evidence from the field pp. 62-74

- Kevin Ow Yong, Chu Yeong Lim and Pearl Tan
- The impact of board quality and nomination committee on corporate bankruptcy pp. 75-81

- Kingsley Opoku Appiah and Amon Chizema
- Board structure and the informativeness of risk disclosure: Evidence from MENA emerging markets pp. 82-97

- Néjia Moumen, Hakim Ben Othman and Khaled Hussainey
- Beyond accounting and back: An empirical examination of the relative relevance of earnings and “other” information pp. 98-113

- Philipp D. Schaberl
- Complementary relationship between female directors and financial literacy in deterring earnings management: The case of high-technology firms pp. 114-124

- Ester Chen and Ilanit Gavious
- Financial reporting quality and outsourcing of accounting tasks: Evidence from small private firms pp. 125-134

- Henrik Höglund and Dennis Sundvik
- Does the classification of intangibles matter? An equivalence testing pp. 135-142

- Indra Abeysekera
- Empirical findings from the reconciliations in the first IFRS compliant reports prepared by Japanese-owned subsidiaries in Australia pp. 143-158

- Sachiko Sugiyama and Jesmin Islam
- Managerial discretion and agency cost in Indian market pp. 159-169

- Chakkappanthodiyil Namitha and Santhakumar Shijin
- Does management accounting mediate the relationship between cost system design and performance? pp. 170-176

- Ali Uyar and Cemil Kuzey
- Asset liquidity and stock returns pp. 177-196

- Samuel Yau Man Ze-To
- Cooperative social and environmental disclosure and financial performance of savings and credit cooperatives in Kenya pp. 197-206

- David Mutua Mathuva and Josephat Mboya Kiweu
- Earnings management surrounding M&A: Role of economic development and investor protection pp. 207-215

- Mohammad A Karim, Sayan Sarkar and Shaorong Zhang
- Advances in international accounting: A retrospective commentary pp. 216-220

- Robert K. Larson and J. Timothy Sale
Volume 34, issue C, 2016
- Toward resolving the debate surrounding slippery slope versus licensing behavior: The importance of individual differences in accounting ethical decision making pp. 1-16

- Philip Reckers and Melissa Samuelson
- Tax compliance in a social setting: The influence of social norms, trust in government, and perceived fairness on taxpayer compliance pp. 17-26

- Peggy Jimenez and Govind S. Iyer
- Industry contagion effects of internal control material weakness disclosures pp. 27-40

- Brian Bolton, Qin Lian, Kathleen Rupley and Jing Zhao
- Do firms follow GAAP when they record share repurchases? pp. 41-54

- Monica Banyi and Dennis Caplan
- The impact of tax rate changes on intercorporate investment pp. 55-63

- Robert F. Gary, Jared A. Moore, Craig A. Sisneros and William D. Terando
- Are more able CEOs getting more compensated? Evidence from the pay-for-performance sensitivity of equity-based incentives pp. 64-76

- Huiqi Gan and Myung Seok Park
- The effects of the method used to present a complex item on the face of a financial statement on nonprofessional investors' judgments pp. 77-89

- Linda Ragland and Jacqueline L. Reck
- Do changes in the SG&A ratio provide different information about changes in future earnings, analyst forecast revisions, and stock returns under different circumstances? pp. 90-98

- E. Scott Johnson
- The influence of earnings management conducted through the use of accretive stock repurchases on audit fees pp. 99-109

- David B. Bryan and Terry W. Mason
- SEC comment letters related to permanently reinvested earnings pp. 110-116

- Lisa Eiler and Lisa Kutcher
- Top management team expertise and corporate real earnings management activities pp. 117-132

- Chihua Li, Yijie Tseng and Tsung-Kang Chen
Volume 33, issue C, 2016
- Extreme CEO pay cuts and audit fees pp. 1-10

- David B. Bryan and Terry W. Mason
- Board Gender Diversity and Internal Control Weaknesses pp. 11-19

- Yu Chen, John Daniel Eshleman and Jared S. Soileau
- Firm strategy and market reaction to earnings pp. 20-34

- Guy D. Fernando, Richard A. Schneible and Arindam Tripathy
- CEO excess compensation: The impact of firm size and managerial power pp. 35-46

- Mary S. Hill, Thomas J. Lopez and Austin L. Reitenga
- Internal control weaknesses and evidence of real activities manipulation pp. 47-58

- Mary Jane Lenard, Karin A. Petruska, Pervaiz Alam and Bing Yu
- Audit committee diligence around initial audit engagement pp. 59-67

- Rachana Kalelkar
- Determinants of going concern opinions and audit fees for development stage enterprises pp. 68-84

- Benjamin P. Foster and Trim Shastri
Volume 32, issue C, 2016
- Managing risk in a poor economy: The association between economic activity and auditor response to risk pp. 1-9

- Penelope Bagley, Jack W. Dorminey, Dwayne McSwain and Tracy Reed
- A management control system to support corporate sustainability strategies pp. 10-17

- Saurav K. Dutta, Raef A. Lawson and David J. Marcinko
- An investigation of Customer Accounting systems as a source of sustainable competitive advantage pp. 18-30

- Morten Holm, V. Kumar and Thomas Plenborg
- Examining the spread of high quality reporting through the corporate network pp. 31-41

- Robert Felix
- Managerial ability and goodwill impairment pp. 42-51

- Li Sun
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