Meditari Accountancy Research
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Is sustainability reporting a way forward? Evidence from banking industry
Mayank GuptaThis paper aims to examine the influence of sustainability reporting on bank performance. Furthermore, this study investigates the impact of the country’s economic development…
Social media usage for sustainability reporting: a study of the Top 50 Australian companies
Kate Hogarth, Sumit Lodhia, Amanpreet Kaur, Gerard StoneThis paper aims to explore the extent, nature and communication potential of companies’ use of three popular social media platforms (Facebook, X and LinkedIn) to report on…
Company reputation and dividend payout
Muhammad Nurul Houqe, Michael Michael, Muhammad Jahangir Ali, Dewan RahmanThe purpose of this paper is to examine the association between company reputation and dividend policy.
Discerning the state of the art in Italy of voluntary disclosure on biodiversity and endemic species
Silvia Solimene, Daniela Coluccia, Stefano Fontana, Carmela Gulluscio, Alessandro Bernardo, Garry D. CarnegieThis study aims to examine the extent and quality of biodiversity reporting within publicly traded companies in Italy during 2022, amidst growing calls worldwide for enhanced…
Does female board directorship affect the quality of KPI voluntary disclosure? Some evidence from French family firms
Chourouk BoujelbenThis paper aims to examine the impact of female board directorship on the quality of key performance indicators voluntary disclosure (hereafter QKPI). Further, this paper explores…
Knowledge equity as social justice in academic publishing and why it matters for accounting research
Jane Andrew, Max Baker, Christine Cooper, Yves GendronThe current academic publishing model, in which researchers rely significantly on multinational publishing companies to disseminate their work, has implications for knowledge…
Terror and taxes: how attacks impact corporate tax avoidance
Thuy Tran, Trung K. DoThe purpose of this study is to examine the effect of terrorist attacks on tax avoidance. Further, the authors identify the possible channel leading to our main result and examine…
Unveiling the antecedents and the outcome of materiality disclosure: insights from sustainability reporting of Malaysian public listed companies
Sie-Bing Ngu, Azlan AmranThe materiality principle is one of the top trends in sustainability reporting globally. Stakeholders have focused on the principle of materiality because of its vital importance…
Tax avoidance, overinvestment, financial reporting quality. Evidence from Italian private firms
Riccardo Macchioni, Clelia Fiondella, Martina PriscoThis study aims to examine whether tax avoidance is associated with overinvestment and the moderating role of financial reporting quality on such association in Italian private…
Bioaccounting measurement of environmental assets: beyond environmental accounting
Angelica Farfan-Lievano, Olga Ines Ceballos, Eutimio Mejia SotoThis paper aims to develop a framework for the bioaccounting measurement of environmental assets based on natural wealth sustainability. Specifically, this paper proposes a…
Effect of corporate governance and enforcement on fair value accounting in Brazil
Fernando Galdi, André De Moura, Felipe Damasceno, Alexandre AndradeThis paper aims to investigate whether Brazilian firms that legally bond to stricter enforcement and commit to stringent corporate governance requirements experience increased…
Social and environmental reporting in China: an examination of local political and economic influences
Wei Qian, Carol Tilt, Ping ZhuThis paper aims to examine the role of local/provincial government in influencing corporate social and environmental reporting (CSER) in China, and more specifically, how the…
Implementing the multiple capitals model in integrated reporting: insight from a case study
Alberto Incollingo, Serena Santis, Michela BianchiThis study aims to explore the process of identifying and defining multiple capitals in the integrated report (IR) of a government-owned tourism company.
Nexus among cloud-based accounting, employee job performance, employee digital skills and operational performance: a mediating–moderating model
Dao Truc Thi Vo, Malik Abu Afifa, Duong Van Bui, Hien Vo Van, Nha NguyenThis paper aims to examine the nexus among cloud-based accounting (CBA), employee job performance (EJP) and operational performance (OPP) in the circumstances of Vietnam, an…
What does it mean to be responsible for Canadian Cannabis firms? An examination of CSR identity through social media disclosure
Nourhene Ben Youssef, Paulina Arroyo PardoThe study aims to examine the extent of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure of Canadian cannabis firms and how they view responsibility. It also explores how…
Stakeholder engagement and nonprofit organizations' (NPOs) accountability: a social media-based study of the Australian 2019/2020 bushfire crisis
Mai Nguyen, Alia Alshamari, Debbie WillsThis study aims to examine the impact of stakeholder engagement on accountability, within nonprofit organizations (NPOs). Given the pivotal role NPOs play in disaster management…
The details matter: SEC regulatory guidance and informativeness in non-GAAP disclosure decisions
Hrishikesh Desai, Michael DavernThis paper aims to examine how managers make non-generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) exclusion decisions depending on the regulatory guidance provided and their…
Sustainability accounting reporting: issues for the automobile industry
Juan Carlos García-Piña Rosete, Rafael Hernandez BarrosThe purpose of this research is to highlight the imperative need for an internationally accepted standard for sustainability accounting reporting, not exclusive to the analyzed…
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- Prof Charl de Villiers
- Warren Maroun