Research in Accounting Regulation
2008 - 2018
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Volume 26, issue 2, 2014
- Litigation risk, financial reporting and auditing: A survey of the literature pp. 145-163

- Ahsan Habib, Haiyan Jiang, Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan and Ainul Islam
- Auditor litigation: Evidence that revenue restatements are determinative pp. 164-174

- Sebahattin Demirkan and Ross D. Fuerman
- Developments in accounting regulation: A synthesis and annotated bibliography of evidence and commentary in the 2011 academic literature pp. 175-195

- Stephen R. Moehrle, Natalia Mintchik, Mary Beth Mohrman, Jennifer A. Reynolds-Moehrle and Mark Vargus
- Men of steel: Voluntary accounting information disclosure in the first third of the twentieth century at U.S. Steel Corporation pp. 196-203

- Kevin C. Carduff and Timothy J. Fogarty
- Recalling the Public Oversight Board (1977–2002) and winners of the John J. McCloy Award pp. 204-211

- Dale L. Flesher and Andrew D. Sharp
- A note on the effect of PCAOB inspections on the audit quality of triennial CPA firms pp. 212-216

- Alan I. Blankley, Keejae P. Hong, David Kerr and Casper E. Wiggins
- The impact of duration on management's discount rate choice pp. 217-221

- Abraham Fried, Paquita Davis-Friday and Harry Z. Davis
- Optimal approach and timeline for IFRS adoption in Vietnam: Perceptions from accounting professionals pp. 222-229

- Duc Hong Thi Phan and Bruno Mascitelli
- ‘Does accounting regulation matter?’: An experience of international financial reporting standards implementation in an emerging country pp. 230-238

- Mohammad Nurunnabi
- From Disconnected to Integrated tax and financial systems A post-IFRS evaluation of evolution of Tax and Financial Reporting relationships based on the French case pp. 242-256

- Odile Barbe, Laurent Didelot and Arvind Ashta
Volume 26, issue 1, 2014
- The Chinese experience: The impact of financial restatements on firm value and its implications on the investigatory practices of regulators pp. 1-11

- Chen Ma, Michael Kraten, Junrui Zhang and Peng Wang
- Institutional versus retail trades following financial restatements: The effect of Sarbanes-Oxley pp. 12-25

- Bidisha Chakrabarty, Ananth Seetharaman and Weimin Wang
- The impact of professional standards on accounting judgments: The role of availability and comparative information pp. 26-39

- Darius Fatemi, John Hasseldine and Peggy Hite
- Voluntary disclosure of reasons for auditor changes and the capital market reaction to information disclosure pp. 40-53

- Mahmud Hossain, Santanu Mitra and Zabihollah Rezaee
- Adjustment of valuation inputs and its effect on value relevance of fair value measurement pp. 54-66

- Hui Du, Sherry Fang Li and Randall Zhaohui Xu
- Voluntary formation of audit committees by large municipal governments pp. 67-74

- Brian C. Fitzgerald and Gary A. Giroux
- Accounting standard’s effectiveness on equity overstatement – Conservatism when it matters pp. 75-82

- Mitchell Oler
- An investigation of SEC “Speech GAAP” pp. 83-89

- Xiaoyan Cheng, Lei Gao, Janice Lawrence and David Smith
- Does disaggregation of fair value information increase the value relevance of the fair value hierarchy? pp. 90-97

- Lu, Hung-Yuan (Richard) and Vivek Mande
- The effect of external audits of internal control over financial reporting on financial reporting for clients of Big 4, Second-tier, and small audit firms pp. 98-103

- David N. Herda, Matthew A. Notbohm and Thomas D. Dowdell
- Do management reports on internal control over financial reporting improve financial reporting? pp. 104-109

- Thomas D. Dowdell, David N. Herda and Matthew A. Notbohm
- The potential impact of COSO internal control integrated framework revision on internal audit structured SOX work programs pp. 110-117

- Kasey Martin, Elaine Sanders and Genevieve Scalan
- Including audit regulation in the accounting curriculum pp. 118-131

- David Gilbertson and Terri Herron
- The work of the U.S. Government Accountability Office on contemporary issues pp. 132-141

- Gene L. Dodaro
Volume 25, issue 2, 2013
- Factors associated with price reactions and analysts’ forecast revisions around SEC filings pp. 133-148

- Theodore E. Christensen, William G. Heninger and Earl K. Stice
- The adequacy of fixed asset disclosures under U.S. GAAP pp. 149-156

- Mark P. Bauman
- The persistence of current and proposed measures of operating cash flow pp. 157-168

- Rick N. Francis, Sid Glandon and Lori Olsen
- Regulation FD and analysts’ vs. investors’ weightings of the cash components of earnings pp. 169-184

- May H. Lo and Xu, Le (Emily)
- Enforcement mechanisms for SEC reporting deadlines pp. 185-195

- Derek Dalton, Steve Buchheit, Derek Oler and Ming Zhou
- An examination of the perceptions of auditors and chief financial officers regarding principles versus rules based accounting standards pp. 196-207

- John E. McEnroe and Mark Sullivan
- Accounting for promises: The impact of SFAS No. 116 on charities pp. 208-219

- Patricia L.D. Derrick
- The effect of additional guidance on fair value measurement and disclosure in illiquid or inactive markets pp. 220-229

- Mariah Webinger, Matt Comer and Robert Bloom
- Does the signature of a CPA matter? Evidence from Taiwan pp. 230-235

- Sin-Hui Yen, Yu-Shan Chang and Hui-Ling Chen
- Non-GAAP adjustments to net income appearing in the earnings releases of the S&P 100: An analysis of frequency of occurrence, materiality and rationale pp. 236-251

- Sarah J. Webber, Nancy B. Nichols, Donna L. Street and Sandra J. Cereola
- Auditing regulations and bank shareholders’ wealth: An international analysis pp. 252-257

- Mahmud Hossain, Santanu Mitra and Zabihollah Rezaee
Volume 25, issue 1, 2013
- Translation of IFRS: Language as a barrier to comparability pp. 1-12

- Esperanza Huerta, Yanira Petrides and Gary P. Braun
- Determinants of auditor changes for non-accelerated filers pp. 13-29

- Renee Weiss and Lawrence Kalbers
- Internal control reporting and market liquidity pp. 30-40

- Thomas D. Dowdell, Jang-Chul Kim, Bonnie K. Klamm and Marcia Weidenmier Watson
- Resolution of restatement-induced lawsuits after the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act pp. 41-46

- Nana Y. Amoah and Alex P. Tang
- The effect of Sarbanes-Oxley on the timely disclosure of restricted stock trading pp. 47-52

- Laurel Franzen, Xu Li and Mark E. Vargus
- Developments in accounting regulation: A synthesis and annotated bibliography of evidence and commentary in the 2010 academic literature pp. 53-76

- Stephen R. Moehrle, Cynthia Bolt-Lee, Jennifer A. Reynolds-Moehrle and Thomas Williams
- Perceptions and knowledge of accounting professionals on IFRS for SMEs: Evidence from Turkey pp. 77-87

- Ali Uyar and Ali Haydar Güngörmüş
- CEO/CFO characteristics and financial reporting quality: A review pp. 88-100

- Ahsan Habib and Mahmud Hossain
- Family firm disclosure and accounting regulation reform in the Middle East: The case of Jordan pp. 101-107

- Mahmoud Al-Akra and Patrick Hutchinson
- Can the academic literature contribute to the debate over mandatory audit firm rotation? pp. 108-116

- Jeffrey R. Casterella and Derek Johnston
- The impact of GAAP guidance on asset retirement obligations pp. 117-122

- Martha A. Fasci and Veronda F. Willis
- Should the forensic accounting profession be regulated? pp. 123-132

- Wm. Dennis Huber
Volume 24, issue 2, 2012
- Developments in accounting regulation: A synthesis and annotated bibliography of evidence and commentary in the 2009 academic literature pp. 45-64

- Stephen R. Moehrle, Gregory A. Jonas, Thomas M. Kozloski and Jennifer A. Reynolds-Moehrle
- Hedging derivatives in the banking industry: Evidence of investor confusion pp. 65-73

- Jack W. Dorminey and Barbara Apostolou
- A content analysis of CPA firms’ correspondence following PCAOB inspections: 2004–2010 pp. 74-89

- Alan I. Blankley, David S. Kerr and Casper E. Wiggins
- Eliminating the 20-F reconciliation from IFRS to U.S. GAAP: Short-term and long-term liquidity effects pp. 90-95

- Bidisha Chakrabarty and Kenneth W. Shaw
- The relation between aggressive financial reporting and aggressive tax reporting: Evidence from ex-Arthur Andersen clients pp. 96-104

- Wendy Heltzer, Mary P. Mindak and Sandra W. Shelton
- Is non-audit services a suitable proxy for auditor independence in the post-SOX period? pp. 105-111

- Asokan Anandarajan, Gary Kleinman and Dan Palmon
- On the value relevance of SFAS No. 158 pp. 112-114

- Robert Houmes, Robert Boylan and William Crosby
- Development of financial reporting environment in Malaysia pp. 115-125

- Balachandran Muniandy and Muhammad Jahangir Ali
Volume 24, issue 1, 2012
- Accounting for initial franchise fee revenue: When a journal article in 1970 constituted GAAP in the eyes of the SEC pp. 1-5

- Stephen A. Zeff
- Barriers to entry to the big firm audit market: Evidence from market reaction to switches to second Tier audit firms in the post-sox period pp. 6-14

- Charles P. Cullinan, Hui Du and Xiaochuan Zheng
- The origins of modern accounting in Brazil: Influences leading to the adoption of IFRS pp. 15-24

- Lúcia Lima Rodrigues, Paulo Schmidt and José Luiz dos Santos
- Disclosure versus recognition: Evidence from lobbying behavior in response to SFAS No. 158 pp. 25-32

- Abraham N. Fried
- Lease transaction structuring, earnings management, and management credibility pp. 33-39

- Susan D. Krische, Paula R. Sanders and Steven D. Smith
- Auditors and the post-2002 litigation environment pp. 40-44

- Ross D. Fuerman
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