Journal of Financial Reporting and Accounting
2003 - 2024
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Volume 22, issue 5, 2022
- Integrated thinking on integrated reporting practice: evidence from public listed companies in Sri Lanka pp. 1085-1118
- N.L.E. Abeywardana, S. M. Ferdous Azam and L.T. Kevin Low
- Audit committee financial expertise and information asymmetry pp. 1119-1151
- Dina El Mahdy, Jia Hao and Yu Cong
- Audit fees, audit seasonality and audit quality in Nigeria: a mediation analysis pp. 1152-1175
- Tajudeen John Ayoola
- Earnings management in times of natural disasters pp. 1176-1194
- Sarayut Rueangsuwan and Supavinee Jevasuwan
- COVID-19 exposure: a risk-averse firms’ response pp. 1195-1220
- Mohammad Nasih, Damara Ardelia Kusuma Wardani, Iman Harymawan, Fajar Kristanto Gautama Putra and Adel Sarea
- Textual analysis of the annual report and corporate performance: evidence from China pp. 1221-1252
- Fahd Alduais
- Corporate disclosure timing under IFRS: the case of emerging Georgia pp. 1253-1283
- Erekle Pirveli
- Does media exposure and media legitimacy moderate the relationship between environmental audit committee and environmental disclosure quality? pp. 1284-1313
- Anis Jarboui and Marwa Moalla
- Financial signaling mechanism in investor response to corporate donation disclosure: the moderating role of historical earnings trends pp. 1314-1335
- Naiding Yang and Ye Chen
- Determinants and consequences of integrated reporting disclosures of non-financial listed firms in an emerging economy pp. 1336-1355
- K.G.P. Senani, Roshan Ajward and J.S. Kumari
- Women on board and the cost of equity: the mediating role of information asymmetry pp. 1356-1379
- Aitzaz Ahsan Alias Sarang, Asad Ali Rind, Mamdouh Abdulaziz Saleh Al-Faryan and Asif Saeed
- The moderating effect of external financing on the relationship between integrated reporting and firm value in Egypt pp. 1380-1409
- Abdellatif Hussein Abogazia, Hafiza Aishah Hashim, Zalailah Salleh and Abdou Ahmed Ettish
Volume 22, issue 4, 2022
- Impact of corporate governance on corporate social responsibility disclosure of the UAE listed banks pp. 769-795
- Fatima Al Maeeni, Nejla Ould Daoud Ellili and Haitham Nobanee
- The impact of Tier 1 sukuk (Islamic bonds) on the profitability of UAE Islamic banks pp. 796-810
- Alaa Salhani and Sulaiman Mouselli
- The combined impact of IFRS mandatory adoption and institutional quality on the IPO companies’ underpricing pp. 811-841
- Fouad Jamaani, Manal Alidarous and Esraa Alharasis
- Earnings management and tone management: evidence from FTSE 350 companies pp. 842-867
- Salah Kayed and Rasmi Meqbel
- The relationship between compliance level and value creation: evidence from integrated reports in Turkey pp. 868-893
- B. Esra Aslanertik and Bengü Yardımcı
- Does earnings quality impact firms’ performance? The case of Portuguese SMEs from the mold sector pp. 894-916
- Ana Filipa Duarte, Inês Lisboa and Pedro Carreira
- The effect of financial reporting regimes on audit report lags and audit fees: evidence from firms cross-listed in the USA pp. 917-941
- Yu Zhou, Jiaxin Liu and Dongliang Lei
- Political connections, financing decisions and cash holdings: empirical evidence from Gulf Cooperation Council pp. 942-971
- Omar Ikbal Tawfik, Hamada Elsaid Elmaasrawy and Khaldoon Albitar
- Capital structure decisions and environmental, social and governance performance: insights from Jordan pp. 972-989
- Hamzeh Al Amosh, Saleh F.A. Khatib, Amneh Alkurdi and Ayman Hassan Bazhair
- Non-GAAP reporting and capital markets: contrasting France and Canada pp. 990-1013
- Denis Cormier, Samira Demaria and Michel Magnan
- Agency costs and auditor choice: moderating role of board’s expertise and internal control pp. 1014-1038
- Parisa Saadat Behbahaninia
- The influence of foreign direct investment on the Egyptian audit market: what do Big 4 partners’ perceptions tell us? pp. 1039-1061
- Mohamed Khaled Eldaly, Ahmed A. Elamer and Magdy Abdel-Kader
- The impact of IFRS convergence on market liquidity: evidence from India pp. 1062-1081
- Saravanan R. and Mohammad Firoz
Volume 22, issue 3, 2022
- Does audit firm governance matter to audit quality? Evidence from Turkey pp. 453-479
- Murat Ocak
- The impact of corporate governance on forward-looking CSR disclosure pp. 480-499
- Husam Ananzeh, Hashem Alshurafat, Abdullah Bugshan and Khaled Hussainey
- Are socially responsible firms responsible to accounting? A meta-analysis of the relationship between corporate social responsibility and earnings management pp. 500-526
- Hao Shi, Haijian Liu and Yixue Wu
- The development of Islamic accounting education in the UAE and its challenges: an institutional perspective pp. 527-545
- Rihab Grassa, Hichem Khlif and Imen Khelil
- The effect of XBRL adoption on corporate tax avoidance: empirical evidence from an emerging country pp. 546-563
- Arfah Habib Saragih and Syaiful Ali
- The relationship between corporate sustainability performance and earnings management: evidence from emerging East Asian economies pp. 564-582
- Linh-TX Nguyen
- The effect of IFRS 8 on segments disclosure practices in South East Asia pp. 583-607
- Khurram Ashfaq, Shafique Ur Rehman, Nhat Tan Nguyen and Adil Riaz
- Intangible investment and non-financial performance of Egyptian firms: the moderating role of the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 608-633
- Emad Sayed, Karim Mansour and Khaled Hussainey
- Financial statement fraud in Indonesia: a longitudinal study of financial misstatement in the pre- and post-establishment of financial services authority pp. 634-652
- Jaswadi Jaswadi, Hari Purnomo and Sumiadji Sumiadji
- Does the CEO’s financial and accounting expertise affect the financial reporting quality? Evidence from an emerging economy pp. 653-676
- Diem Nhat Phuong Ngo and Cong Van Nguyen
- Nonfinancial value creation of integrated reporting pp. 677-700
- Cintia de Melo de Albuquerque Ribeiro, Flavio Ezequiel, Luis Perez Zotes and Julio Vieira Neto
- Effect of corporate governance on corporate social responsibility in Vietnam: state-ownership as the moderating role pp. 701-727
- Ho Xuan Thuy, Nguyen Vinh Khuong, Le Huu Tuan Anh and Pham Nhat Quyen
- The Machiavellianism of Tunisian accountants and whistleblowing of fraudulent acts pp. 728-751
- Saida Dammak, Sonia Mbarek and Manel Jmal
- Challenges and prospects inwaqfreporting practices in Malaysia pp. 752-765
- Muhammad Iqmal Hisha Kamaruddin, Mustafa Mohd Hanefah and Rosnia Masruki
Volume 22, issue 2, 2024
- Accounting meets metaverse: navigating the intersection between the real and virtual worlds pp. 211-226
- Durgesh Pandey and Paul Gilmour
- Identifying the limitations associated with machine learning techniques in performing accounting tasks pp. 227-253
- Liezl Smith and Christiaan Lamprecht
- Investor response to financial news in the digital transformation era: the impact of accounting disclosures and herding behavior as indirect effect pp. 254-273
- Shatha Mustafa Hussain and Amer Alaya
- Factors affecting accounting students’ misuse of chatgpt: an application of the fraud triangle theory pp. 274-288
- Hashem Alshurafat, Mohannad Obeid Al Shbail, Allam Hamdan, Ahmad Al-Dmour and Waed Ensour
- Does FinTech adoption increase the diffusion rate of digital financial inclusion? A study of the banking industry sector pp. 289-307
- Myriam Aloulou, Rima Grati, Anas Ali Al-Qudah and Manaf Al-Okaily
- The role of digital accounting transformation in the banking industry sector: an integrated model pp. 308-326
- Manaf Al-Okaily, Ayman Abdalmajeed Alsmadi, Najed Alrawashdeh, Aws Al-Okaily, Yazan Oroud and Anwar S. Al-Gasaymeh
- Does the adoption of blockchain technology add intangible benefits to the industrial sector? Evidence from Jordan pp. 327-349
- Zaid Jaradat, Ahmad Al-Hawamleh, Mohannad Obeid Al Shbail and Allam Hamdan
- Eyeballing internal auditors’ and the firms’ intention to adopt Metaverse technologies: case study in Indonesia pp. 350-365
- Saarce Elsye Hatane, Livia Sondak, Josua Tarigan, Hendri Kwistianus and Sany Sany
- Intellectual capital and bank’s performance: a cross-national approach pp. 366-391
- Gopalakrishnan Chinnasamy, Araby Madbouly, S. Vinoth and Preetha Chandran
- Firms’ characteristics, corporate governance, and the adoption of sustainability reporting: evidence from Gulf Cooperation Council countries pp. 392-415
- Anas Ali Al-Qudah and Asma Houcine
- How management accounting practices integrate with big data analytics and its impact on corporate sustainability pp. 416-432
- Abeer M. Abdelhalim
- Does XBRL adoption eliminate misclassification of income statement items? pp. 433-449
- Zakeya Sanad
Volume 22, issue 1, 2023
- Board characteristics and ESG disclosure in energy industry: evidence from emerging economies pp. 7-28
- Yusuf Nuhu and Ashraful Alam
- How big data features drive financial accounting and firm sustainability in the energy industry pp. 29-51
- Mohsen Ebied Abdelghafar Younis Azzam, Marwa Saber Hamoda Alsayed, Abdulaziz Alsultan and Ahmed Hassanein
- Internal control, debt risk, CEO education and earnings management evidence from China pp. 52-78
- Guotai Chi and Ahmed R. Gooda
- Can CSR constrain accruals and real earnings management during the COVID-19 pandemic? An international analysis pp. 79-104
- Hania Waleed Tawfik El-Feel, Diana Mostafa Mohamed, Hala Magdy Amin and Khaled Hussainey
- Does the sun ‘shine’ on utility firms? Evidence from pollution control bonds and overinvestment relationship pp. 105-130
- Cyrine Khiari, Imen Khanchel and Naima Lassoued
- Carbon emissions reduction and tax evasion behaviour: a trade-off between environmental goals and economic feasibility pp. 131-146
- Ahmed Yamen and Hounaida Mersni
- Accounting practices and regulations for extractive industries: a framework for harmonisation pp. 147-180
- Hafez Abdo, Freeman Brobbey Owusu and Musa Mangena
- “Go green” – evaluating the roles of environmental concerns, environmental social norms and green technology in fostering pro-green banking behaviors pp. 181-203
- Mohammad Ali Ashraf
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