2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaccpubpol.2011.08.009
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Client importance and audit partner independence

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“…A study in Taiwan shows that economically important clients at the partner level are associated with lower quality (measured by accruals) for small firms but not for Big N firms (Chi, Douthett, and Lisic 2012). More evidence, in this case from the U.S., is 10 IESBA Code of Ethics Section 290.217.…”
Section: Issue 2: Relative Size Of Fees and Dependencementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A study in Taiwan shows that economically important clients at the partner level are associated with lower quality (measured by accruals) for small firms but not for Big N firms (Chi, Douthett, and Lisic 2012). More evidence, in this case from the U.S., is 10 IESBA Code of Ethics Section 290.217.…”
Section: Issue 2: Relative Size Of Fees and Dependencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…'' 21 Firms providing NAS to non-audit clients is an issue of increasing concern (U.S. Department of the Treasury 2008 ;Hermanson 2009;Dey, Robin, and Tessoni 2012;Chi et al 2012;Lisic et al 2016;Beardsley, Lassila, and Omer 2016). The concern is that if audit firms become predominantly focused on consulting services, then they will allocate resources and talent to their non-audit businesses and their culture will place less focus on auditing.…”
Section: Issue 4: Audit Services By Firms That Have a Non-audit Businessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Assim, quanto mais importante for o cliente, menor a qualidade dos serviços de auditoria e da informação contábil reportada por seu cliente (DeAngelo, 1982;Chung & Kallapur, 2003;Chin, Douthett & Lisic, 2012).…”
Section: F) Importância Do Clienteunclassified
“…Assim, considera-se que alguns clientes são muito importantes estrategicamente para os negócios da firma de auditoria, o que aumenta a probabilidade de menor conservadorismo desse cliente. Além do mais, empresas de auditoria com maior número de clientes apresentam menores incentivos para se comportarem oportunisticamente, o que gera uma percepção de maior qualidade de auditoria (DeAngelo, 1982;Gaver & Paterson, 2001;Chung & Kallapur, 2003;Chin, Douthett & Lisic, 2012). Logo, a sexta hipótese é descrita como:…”
Section: Hipóteses Do Trabalhounclassified
“…f) Importância do cliente: Independência: considera-se que alguns clientes são importantes para a firma de auditoria (consultoria), de tal forma que o auditor pode estar mais propenso a aceitar certas discricionariedades desses clientes, afetando negativamente a qualidade da auditoria. Assim, quanto mais importante for o cliente, menor a qualidade dos serviços de auditoria e da informação contábil reportada por seu cliente (DeAngelo, 1982;Chung & Kallapur, 2003;Chin, Douthett & Lisic, 2012).…”
Section: D) Prestação De Serviços De Não Auditoria Na Firma Auditadaunclassified