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Publikováno v:
Contemporary Accounting Research, 39(2), 947-981. Wiley
We examine how audit partners' geographic proximity to clients affects audit quality. We use hand-collected data to show that approximately half of audit partners are assigned to clients headquartered more than 100 km away from the partners' home loc
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Contemporary Accounting Research. 39:234-270
Literature to date reveals relatively little about the role of expertise in auditor selection beyond basic preferences for Big 4 and industry specialist auditors. We hypothesize that audit committees whose members have no Big 4 auditing experience ar
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
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AUDITING: A Journal of Practice & Theory. 39:43-70
SUMMARY Recent research suggests that insiders of distressed firms, fearing legal jeopardy, pressure auditors not to issue going concern opinions (GCOs) for periods in which they undertake abnormally large sales of their shares. We propose and evalua
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Review of Accounting Studies.
We study the effects of analyst coverage on syndicated lending. We hypothesize that analyst research alleviates information asymmetries between lead arrangers and participant lenders within a syndicate, increasing the participants’ credit supply an
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
Autor:
Inder K. Khurana, Nicholas Hallman
Publikováno v:
Accounting Horizons. 29:943-967
SYNOPSIS We examine the decision relevance of a commonly suggested adjustment to how state governments report governmental pension liabilities by recalculating such pension liabilities using the return on a portfolio of high-quality municipal bonds a
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
We investigate whether non-GAAP reporting results in less conservative auditor materiality judgments, as measured by auditors’ determination of quantitative materiality thresholds. Using a sample of audit reports for Premium Listed companies on the
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
Prior research provides mixed evidence on whether competition among auditors impairs or improves audit quality. An impediment to this stream of research is the inability to directly observe the audit engagement bidding process. In this study, we deve
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Journal of Accounting and Economics. 68:101234
Audit firms are organized as collections of geographically decentralized offices. Decentralization allows for increased proximity between offices and clients, improving the efficiency of auditors' interactions with client personnel. Yet decentralizat