2004
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.501547
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Financial Reporting Transparency and Earnings Management

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“…In addition, Keating (1999) put forward that unrealized gains or losses excluded from the net income eventually become realized and the disclosure of these items allows the financial statement users to analyze future cash flow of a firm. Furthermore, Hirst and Hopkins (1998), Maines and McDaniel (2000) and Hunton et al (2006) state that the disclosure of comprehensive income components significantly makes earnings management more transparent. Furthermore, the proponents of comprehensive income reporting assert that with the introduction of comprehensive income reporting, financial statement users can make more informed decisions related to future corporate performance (Biddle and Choi, 2006;Choi et al, 2007).…”
Section: The Background Of Comprehensive Income Reporting and Past LImentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, Keating (1999) put forward that unrealized gains or losses excluded from the net income eventually become realized and the disclosure of these items allows the financial statement users to analyze future cash flow of a firm. Furthermore, Hirst and Hopkins (1998), Maines and McDaniel (2000) and Hunton et al (2006) state that the disclosure of comprehensive income components significantly makes earnings management more transparent. Furthermore, the proponents of comprehensive income reporting assert that with the introduction of comprehensive income reporting, financial statement users can make more informed decisions related to future corporate performance (Biddle and Choi, 2006;Choi et al, 2007).…”
Section: The Background Of Comprehensive Income Reporting and Past LImentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This corporate behaviour is not without consequences for financial statement users, as experimental research has demonstrated that using a performance statement instead of hiding OCI items in the shareholders' equity has an impact on nonprofessional investors' judgements about management performance (Maines and McDaniel, 2000) and on professional investors' (analysts) valuation judgements (Hirst and Hopkins, 1998). In addition, it appears to significantly reduce earnings management behaviour in financial statement preparers (Hunton et al, 2006). IFRSs currently allow one or two performance statements (described in the preceding paragraph) and prohibits the presentation of OCI items in the statement of changes in shareholders' equity.…”
Section: Reporting Formatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Penelitian menunjukkan pengungkapan perusahaan berhubungan dengan asimetri informasi (Lang dan Lundholm 1993), asimetri informasi berhubungan dengan manajemen laba (Dye 1988), dan manajemen laba berhubungan dengan pengungkapan (Hunton et al 2006). Literatur mengenai hubungan antara manajemen laba dan pengungkapan sukarela menunjukkan kedua keputusan manajemen tersebut berinteraksi (Lobo dan Zhou 2001).…”
Section: Review Literatur Dan Perumusan Hipotesisunclassified
“…Penelitian menunjukkan terdapat hubungan antara tindakan manajemen laba dengan tingkat pengungkapan (Hunton et al 2006). Urutan waktu pengambilan tindakan manajemen terhadap kedua hal tersebut menentukan hubungan di antara keduanya.…”
Section: Review Literatur Dan Perumusan Hipotesisunclassified