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Nancy Chun Feng, Daniel G. Neely
Pág. 176 - 196
Going concern opinions (GCOs) indicate that auditors have significant doubt about an entity?s ability to continue operation one year after the financial statement date. This study addresses the following research questions: What are the factors that moti...
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S. Joseph Durden,John Sennetti
Pág. 79 - 89
Because of asymmetric payoffs to the auditor, bankrupt local governmental units are unlikely to receive going concern audit opinions (GCOs). To increase this likelihood¸ we propose a framework to increase the evidence to support this opinion. We then app...
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S. Joseph Durden,John Sennetti
Pág. 79 - 89
Because of asymmetric payoffs to the auditor, bankrupt local governmental units are unlikely to receive going concern audit opinions (GCOs). To increase this likelihood¸ we propose a framework to increase the evidence to support this opinion. We then app...
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