The Accruals Process

  • Ronen J
  • Yaari V
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Abstract

In the Introduction to Part 4, we separated accruals into three components: discretionary accruals, non-discretionary accruals, and reversals arising from transactions that took place in previous periods. The unobservability of the composition of accruals poses a challenge to the earnings management research. Elgers, Pfeiffer, and Porter (2003, p. 406), state, “A fundamental issue in assessing earnings management is the unobservability of the managed and un-managed components of reported earnings.”

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Ronen, J., & Yaari, V. (2007). The Accruals Process. In Earinings Management (pp. 377–388). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-25771-6_9

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