Accounting Conservatism and Auditor’s Mandatory Timely Interim Review: The Case of USA

Accounting Conservatism and Auditor’s Mandatory Timely Interim Review: The Case of USA

Author: admin zant

On December 22, 1999, SEC adopted a new rule

mandating companies to have independent auditors

review the financial information on Form 10-Q (or 10-QSB)

prior to filing the form with the SEC. This paper

investigates whether mandatory timely auditor review on

quarterly reports increases accounting conservatism.

Using data of a large pool of US companies, a number of

regressional models provide evidence for more

conservative timely reviewed earnings. The result

continues to hold when we analyze earnings variability and

use subsamples.

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