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Corporate Governance, Fees for Non-audit Services and Accrual Choices
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003We examine the relation between the relative amount of fees paid to auditors for non-audit services and the behavior of accrual measures. We extend prior research in two important directions. First, using a pooled sample of 2,295 firms for the fiscal year 2000, we find very little evidence of a relation between the provision of non-audit services and ...
David F. Larcker, Scott A. Richardson
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Audit and non-audit fees and capital market perceptions of auditor independence
Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, 2004Abstract This study provides evidence on whether auditor independence-in-appearance, proxied by earnings response coefficients, is related to the non-audit fee ratio (non-audit to total fees from a client) or client importance (total fees from a client as a percentage of the total revenues of the audit firm).
Aloke Ghosh +2 more
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Non-Audit Service Fees, Auditor Characteristics and Earnings Restatements [PDF]
The objective of the study is to provide empirical evidence of the impact of non-audit services (NAS) as well as other auditor characteristics on auditor independence by testing the relationship of NAS fees to the occurrence of financial statement restatements.
Sorin-Sandu Vînătoru, George Calotă
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Non‐audit fees, long‐term auditor–client relationships and earnings management
Accounting & Finance, 2008AbstractWe examine whether auditor independence is affected by the amount spent on non‐audit services. Faster growth in non‐audit fees and longer time periods over which non‐audit services are purchased might reduce the auditor's independence from that client.
Steven Cahan +3 more
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Evidence on the Joint Determination of Audit and Non‐Audit Fees
Journal of Accounting Research, 2003AbstractIn this study we investigate whether the characteristics of clients, auditors, and the auditor‐client relationship simultaneously determine audit and non‐audit fees. As done in prior studies, we maintain that fees proxy for the level of service provided and follow the physical flow of knowledge.
Scott Whisenant +2 more
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Differential spillover effects of different non-audit fees on audit report lag
Journal of Applied Accounting Research, 2022PurposeRegulators treat all non-audit services the same by using a broad-brush approach which is reflected in the study of total non-audit fees in the same analyses or different non-audit fees in isolation by prior studies. To know whether the non-audit services have different effects and hence, should be regulated separately, this paper compares their
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The Provision of Non-Audit Services, Audit Fees and Auditor Independence [PDF]
Although internal auditing (IA) services have been traditionally performed in-house, organizations are increasingly outsourcing such services. Using a Transaction Cost Economics (TCE) perspective, this study examined the influence of several organizational-level variables on the decision to outsource or in-house their internal audit function. The study
Ayoib Che Ahmad, Nava Subramaniam
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Audit- and non-audit fees and company characteristics in Belgium [PDF]
This paper investigates the link between audit and non-audit fees and company characteristics that can be observed in the financial statements: size of the client, complexity and business risk. Data on 83 listed companies in Belgium partly confirm the literature.
L. VAN DE VELDE, I. DE BEELDE
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Factors Affecting Non-Audit Fees: An Insight from Literature
Prajnan: Journal of Banking and Financial Management, 2023Niva Kalita, Reshma K Tiwari
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Conditional Conservatism and Audit and Non-Audit Fees
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012HyeSeung Lee, Xu Li, Heibatollah Sami
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