2003
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.390302
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Discretionary Accounting Accruals, Managers' Incentives and Audit Fees

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“…The tightness of debt covenant requirements led to opportunistic motives, which are supposed to influence on the presentation of accounting profit companies with high IOS. Although according to Gull et al (2003), companies with high IOS will attempt to convey credible and relevant information, so earning management should have more motivated efficiently. The control variable FCF negatively affects the market performance and accounting, which indicate that the management is less efficient in the use of their free cash flow.…”
Section: Results Of Tests On Effect Of Diversification Strategy Levementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The tightness of debt covenant requirements led to opportunistic motives, which are supposed to influence on the presentation of accounting profit companies with high IOS. Although according to Gull et al (2003), companies with high IOS will attempt to convey credible and relevant information, so earning management should have more motivated efficiently. The control variable FCF negatively affects the market performance and accounting, which indicate that the management is less efficient in the use of their free cash flow.…”
Section: Results Of Tests On Effect Of Diversification Strategy Levementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gul et al (2003) stated that managerial with high stock ownership is less motivated to perform earning management. This opportunistic action will disappear due to an increase in managerial ownership, thus reducing the risk of congenital material misstatement and the audit fee.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A formação de preço do trabalho de auditoria deve contemplar os riscos assumidos pelos auditores e a possibilidade de ocorrência de perdas para esses profissionais (Gul, Chen & Tsui, 2003;Oliveira, Souza & Vieira, 2004). Hanlon, Krishnan e Mills (2012) sugerem que a Book-Tax Differences (BTD), diferença entre lucro contábil (LC) e lucro tributável (LT), pode ser um dos fatores capazes de criar complexidade adicional ao trabalho do auditor e aumentar os riscos advindos de problemas na qualidade da informação contábil, influenciando na determinação dos honorários de auditoria.…”
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