This study investigates financial reporting during 2000–
2010 for unlisted, 75 Japanese subsidiary companies
and 189 Australian peer companies. The results show
that the adoption of International Financial Reporting
Standards was not always effective in reducing financial
reporting diversity.
Key Words: International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS); Financial reporting diversity; Japan; Australia
JEL Codes: M40; M41
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