An Empirical Evaluation Of Goodwill Accounting

Has Goodwill Accounting Gone Bad?

Is Amortization Good Enough? Evidence from the U.K. Goodwill Accounting

Before 2001, the accounting practitioners generally amortize the cost of intangibles over an arbitrary decided period of time. The accounting treatment lies in two perspectives: first, the value of goodwill will eventually decline; second, the recognition of amortization expenses is to meet the requirement of matching principle. However, later research indicates that the value of goodwill does ...

an investigation into iranian teachers consistency and bias in evaluation of students writings

while performance-based language assessment has led to an increased authenticity and content validity in the practice of writing assessment, the reliability of ratings has become a major issue. research findings have shown different reactions by native english speaker (nes) and non-native english speaker (nns) teachers to students’ writings. the focus of this study is on investigating whether i...

An Empirical Study of Factors Influencing Accounting Information Systems Adoption

This study investigates the factors that influence accounting information systems (AIS) adoption among accountants. Drawing on the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT), the task–technology fit (TTF) model and the institutional theory, we developed a research model for AIS adoption by accountants. Data was collected from 216 accountants and multiple linear regression was em...

An Empirical Comparison of Accounting Information Representations (Research-in-Progress)