DOES MANDATORY IFRS ADOPTION IMPROVE FINANCIAL REPORTING QUALITY? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM AN EMERGING ECONOMY
Journal Title: European Journal of Business and Social Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 6, Issue 5
Abstract
This study examines whether the mandatory adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) improves financial reporting quality in Turkey. To examine whether mandatorily adoption of IFRS improve financial reporting quality, I measure and compare financial reporting quality for listed Turkish firms before and after adopting IFRS. I use four indicators, namely, earnings smoothing, managing earnings toward targets, timely loss recognition and value relevance as proxies for financial reporting quality. I find that firms applying IFRS exhibit more likely to smooth earnings and manage earnings towards a target and engage in less timely recognition of losses but more value relevance, namely, a higher association of book value and earnings with share prices compared to firms applying Turkish GAAP. The findings of this study indicate that switching to IFRS does not improve financial reporting quality expect value relevance in Turkey.
Authors and Affiliations
Dr. Gulhan Suadiye| Mustafa Kemal University IIBF., Tayfur Sokmen Kampusu 31040, Hatay, TURKEY
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