2003
DOI: 10.1111/1467-646x.00089
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Determinants of Internet Financial Reporting by New Zealand Companies

Abstract: The development of the Internet as a global medium for the dissemination of corporate financial information creates a new reporting environment. Extensive literature examines the determinants of voluntary financial reporting through traditional media such as printbased annual reports. This paper extends this literature by examining the voluntary adoption of the Internet as a medium for transmitting financial reports and determinants of such voluntary practice by New Zealand companies. The results indicate that… Show more

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“…It is possible that the dividing line between current financial information used by management and historical audited financial information made available to public users of financial information could be erased by online, real-time reporting (Green and Spaul, 1997;Hodge, 2001;Oyelere et al, 2003), with auditors being possibly required to provide opinion on such hither to internal financial information (Trites and Sheehy, 1997;Lymer and Debreceny, 2003;Khadaroo, 2005). If IFR is installed as the only mode for communicating financial information it is likely that access to such information will be restricted to only those who possess costly computer equipment and skills.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is possible that the dividing line between current financial information used by management and historical audited financial information made available to public users of financial information could be erased by online, real-time reporting (Green and Spaul, 1997;Hodge, 2001;Oyelere et al, 2003), with auditors being possibly required to provide opinion on such hither to internal financial information (Trites and Sheehy, 1997;Lymer and Debreceny, 2003;Khadaroo, 2005). If IFR is installed as the only mode for communicating financial information it is likely that access to such information will be restricted to only those who possess costly computer equipment and skills.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Camfferman dan menunjukkan hubungan positif dan signifikan antara likuiditas dan kualitas pengungkapan informasi di perusahaan Belanda, sementara adanya hubungan negatif di perusahaan Inggris. Oyeler et al (2003) menemukan tidak ada hubungan yang signifikan antara likuiditas dan kualitas pengungkapan informasi. Berdasarkan penjelasan tersebut, maka hipotesa yang dibangun adalah: Watts dan Zimmerman (1978) menyatakan bahwa adanya biaya agensi yang lebih untuk perusahaan besar karena banyak pemegang saham yang tersebar memiliki sebagian dari perusahaan sehingga penyajian informasi yang cukup membantu untuk mengurangi biaya agensi yang potensial, namun Murcia (2010) menyatakan secara eksplisit pandangan yang berbeda dan bertentangan bahwa perusahaan-perusahaan besar memiliki kecenderungan lebih banyak untuk menjaga informasi terkait dan berharga untuk menghindari biaya politik karena undang-undang secara mengkodifikasikan dan meningkatkan pajak dan usaha sosial.…”
Section: Literatur Hubungan Pengungkapan Perusahaan Dan Kualitas Labaunclassified
“…Características de la empresa Son diversas las variables corporativas que pudieran afectar el nivel de transparencia corporativa en las empresas cotizadas. La literatura previa ha puesto en evidencia que las empresas con un mayor endeudamiento están generalmente bajo un escrutinio más estricto por parte de los acreedores, por lo que las empresas divulgarán mayor información sobre su gestión (Jaggi y Low, 2000;Oyelere et al, 2003). Por su parte, la edad de la empresa es una variable que representa la asimetría de información entre los inversionistas y se mide como el número de años en que la firma ha cotizado en la bolsa de valores del país de origen (Gandía, 2008).…”
Section: Dualidad Cob-ceounclassified
“…Y aunque no existe un consenso de la dirección de la relación entreésta y la divulgación de información, algunos estudios revelan que las compañías más rentables son más transparentes hacia el mercado (Verrecchia, 1990;Darrough y Stoughton, 1990). Finalmente diversos estudios han asociado significativamente al sector industrial con la transparencia corporativa (Gandía, 2008;Bonsón y Escobar, 2006;Ettredge et al, 2001;Oyelere et al, 2003). 3.…”
Section: Dualidad Cob-ceounclassified
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