El presente Trabajo de tesis fue elaborado con la finalidad de determinar el impacto financiero de la medición posterior de Propiedad, Planta y Equipo en el sector de bebidas no alcohólicas de consumo masivo en Perú, 2017. Por consiguiente, la investigación se cimentará en aplicar la Norma Internacional de Contabilidad 16 (en adelante, NIC 16) “Propiedad, Planta y Equipo” y la Norma Internacional de Contabilidad 36 (en adelante, NIC 36) “Deterioro del valor de los activos”. Esta investigación se basará en las empresas del sector de bebidas no alcohólicas de consumo masivo, categoría denominada “Soft Drinks”. Este mercado está compuesto por bebidas carbonatadas, agua embotellada, néctares, jugos, bebidas energizantes, entre otras. El rubro más importante del total de activos en los EEFF de las compañías del sector es Propiedad, Planta y Equipo (PPE). Representa aproximadamente el 55% del total de activos. Por lo que, se considera tan importante analizar la medición posterior de PPE para que se tenga la mejor representación fiel de sus Estados Financieros. En el marco teórico se analizan los conceptos de ambas NICs y se desarrolla cómo está compuesto el sector en estudio y sus tendencias a futuro. Luego, en el plan de investigación se define el problema, hipótesis y objetivos. Después, se desarrolla la metodología donde se utilizarán instrumentos cualitativos, tales como entrevistas a profundidad e instrumentos cuantitativos, tales como encuestas. Ambos instrumentos se realizaron a expertos en el sector de bebidas no alcohólicas de consumo masivo y a socios de las más importantes empresas auditoras del país (PWC Perú y EY Perú). Asimismo, se desarrolla un caso práctico donde se cuantificará aplicar un nuevo modelo de medición posterior, el deterioro de activos y el impacto en los ratios financieros. Finalmente, en el capítulo de desarrollo se muestran los resultados de los instrumentos y en el capítulo de análisis se evalúan los efectos obtenidos con las hipótesis planteadas. Se concluye que la medición posterior de Propiedad, Planta y Equipo impacta en la situación financiera y económica de las empresas del sector bebidas no alcohólicas de consumo masivo en el Perú, 2017. / The present Thesis work was developed with the purpose of determine the financial impact of the subsequent measurement of property, plant and equipment in the non-alcoholic beverage sector of mass consumption in Peru, 2017. Therefore, the research will be based on the International Accounting Standard 16 (hereinafter, IAS 16) "Property, Plant and Equipment" and the International Accounting Standard 36 (hereinafter, IAS 36) "Impairment of assets”. This research is based on companies in the non-alcoholic beverage of mass consumption industry, category called “Soft Drinks”. This market is composed by carbonated drinks, bottled water, nectars, juices, energy drinks and others. The most important item of total assets in this sector is "Property, Plant and Equipment". It represents approximately 55% of total assets. Therefore, it is considered so important to analyze the subsequent measurement of PPE to have the best faithful representation of the Financial Statements. In the theoretical framework, the concepts of both NICs are analyzed and the composition of sector under study and its future trends. Then, in the research plan, the problem, hypothesis and objectives are defined. After that, the methodology is developed where qualitative instruments will be used, like depth interviews and quantitative instruments, such as surveys. Both instruments were made to experts in the non-alcoholic beverages sector and to partners of the most important audit companies of this country (PWC Peru and EY Peru). In addition, a case study will be developed to quantify the application of a new model of subsequent measurement, the impairment of assets and the impact on financial ratios. Finally, in the development chapter, the results of the instruments are shown and in the chapter of analysis the effects obtained with the hypotheses proposed are evaluated. It is concluded that the subsequent measurement of Property, Plant and Equipment impacts on the financial and economic situation of companies in the sector of non- alcoholics mass consumption in Peru, 2017. / Tesis

我國為改善公司治理制度，於2005年12月20日立法院三讀通過大幅修正證券交易法，引進審計委員會制度。審計委員會較獨立董事更專注於財務面之監督，故本研究之研究期間為1998年至2010年，以設置審計委員會之企業為樣本，進行配對，以探討審計委員會與企業財務報表品質之關聯性。 研究結果顯示，假說一：設置審計委員會或準審計委員會之企業財務報表品質優於未設置者；及假說二：設置審計委員會或準審計委員會後之企業財務報表品質優於設置前，二者皆不成立。 設置審計委員會目前已是公司治理發展的趨勢，我國既已立法引進審計委員會制度，主管機關應評估企業設置審計委員會後實際之運作情形，是否達到預期之效果，並做必要之修改或配套措施，以使審計委員會之設置不流於形式。 / In Taiwan, for the purpose of improving the corporate governance and introducing regulation of the audit committee, the Securities and Exchange Act was revised and passed by the Legislative Yuan for the Third Reading on 20 December, 2005. This study takes companies had established the audit committee between 1998 and 2010 as a sample so as to discuss the relation between the audit committee and the quality of financial reporting. The result of our research revealed that, the first hypothesis: “the quality of the financial reporting of the company with the audit committee is superior” and the second hypothesis: ” the quality of the financial reporting of the company after establishing the audit committee is superior” were both not sustained. Establishing the audit committee has become the trend in the development of corporate governance. Besides the regulations enacted, it’s of greater importance to evaluate the substantive effectiveness than the surficial form of the audit committee in companies.

Éste trabajo responde a la necesidad de profundizar en la débil evidencia empírica sobre el efecto que tiene para las entidades financieras que la función de Auditoría Interna tenga una mayor implicación en el proceso contable y reporte financiero, y aporta, en línea con lo que sugieren estudios previos, una explicación a por qué las entidades deben invertir recursos en la función de Auditoría Interna, y específicamente, en la revisión de la fiabilidad de la información financiera, ya que va a repercutir favorablemente sobre la misma.Se llevan a cabo dos estudios empíricos, por un lado se ha utilizado el método del caso, y por otro lado una investigación empírica, a través de cuestionarios, y análisis de resultados con análisis estadísticos univariante y multivariante. Los resultados indican que una mayor implicación de Auditoría Interna en la revisión y fiabilidad de la información financiera mejora la calidad de la misma. / Since the appearance in recent years of the regulations on Corporate Governance, numerous national and international bodies have stressed the fundamental role of internal audit (IA) in the financial reporting process, along with the fact that its increased implication leads to higher quality financial reporting. The main aim of this study was to gather empirical evidence about the practical existence of IA implication and what effects it has for entities. Questionnaires were sent to IA directors of Spanish banks and the main conclusion drawn is that greater involvement of IA in the review of financial reporting and its reliability leads to improved quality of the same.

RWTH, Diss.--Zugl.: Aachen, 2007.

Zugl.: Bochum, Universiẗat, Diss., 2009.

La finance islamique connaît depuis trois décennies une croissance soutenue. La problématique de recherche consiste à vérifier si l’existence de normes de comptabilité financière spécifiques aux institutions financières islamiques peut être un obstacle à l’objectif d’harmonisation comptable internationale entrepris depuis une quarantaine d’années avec la création de l’IASC. Une première phase de recherche normative suggère que les valeurs comptables issues d’une morale « islamique » seraient incompatibles avec les valeurs comptables portées par les normes internationales d’information financière (IAS/IFRS). Cependant, une deuxième phase descriptive et comparative confirme la convergence des normes comptables islamiques (IFAS) vers les IAS/IFRS illustrant un comportement « schizophrénique » du normalisateur comptable islamique (AAOIFI). En effet, cet organisme érige des normes conformes à la jurisprudence islamique pour les règles comptables de présentation mais qui convergent vers les IAS/IFRS pour les règles d’évaluation, mettant, alors, en relief la fonction « communication relationnelle » des données comptables. Afin d’étudier les facteurs de cette convergence, nous adoptons, dans une troisième phase explicative, une double approche théorique (Sociologie néo-institutionnelle et théorie de la dichotomie sacré-profane) et nous réalisons des entretiens avec les membres de deux comités opérationnels de l’AAOIFI : le comité Charia et le comité comptable (AASB). Ainsi, la convergence comptable s’expliquerait par le mimétisme des banques islamiques et de l’AAOIFI qui adoptent les mêmes réflexions et comportements que les banques classiques et le normalisateur comptable international (IASB). De même, des « luttes professionnelles » entre les deux comités opérationnels de l’AAOIFI aboutissent à la domination des membres du comité comptable plus influencés par une « culture IFRS » orientant, alors, certains choix de normalisation vers un renforcement de la convergence des IFAS vers les IAS-IFRS. De ce fait, des conflits entre « juridictions » professionnelles aux frontières mal définies permettent l’établissement d’une échelle de pouvoir et facilitent l’agissement d’effets mimétiques, coercitifs et normatifs. / Islamic finance has grown steadily for three decades now. The research question consists inchecking whether the existence of specific standards of financial accounting for Islamicfinancial institutions can be a hindrance to the goal of international accounting harmonization undertaken over the last forty years with the creation of the IASC. A first normative phase of research suggests that accounting values resulting from Islamic moral are incompatible with the accounting values of International Financial Reporting Standards (IAS / IFRS). However, a second descriptive and comparative phase confirms the convergence of Islamic Financial Accounting Standards (IFAS) to IAS / IFRS illustrating a "schizophrenic" behavior of the Islamic accounting standard-setting body (AAOIFI). Indeed, this organization sets up standards in compliance with Islamic jurisprudence for accounting presentation rules but that are converged with IAS / IFRS for valuation rules, while highlighting the "relational communication" of accounting data. To study the factors of this convergence, we take in a third explanatory phase, a dual theoretical approach (neo-institutional sociology and theory of sacred-profane dichotomy) and perform some interviews with members of two operational committees of AAOIFI: the Shariah Board and the Accounting Board (AASB). Thus, the accounting convergence is explained by the mimicry of Islamic banks and Islamic accounting standard-setting body that adopt the same thoughts and behaviors than conventional banks and the International Financial Accounting Standards Board (IASB). Similarly, "professional struggles" between the two operational committees of AAOIFI lead to the domination of the accounting committee members that are more influenced by an "IFRS culture" while directing some decisions of standard-setting process towards greater convergence of IFAS to the IASIFRS.Thus, conflicts between professional jurisdictions with ill-defined borders allow theestablishment of a scale of power and facilitate the conduct of mimetic, coercive andnormative isomorphism.

會計作為企業的語言，必須忠實表達企業在期間內的經營成果、財務狀況與現金流量，而物價波動可能導致的資訊扭曲，對外會計報表的允當性面臨挑戰，對內可能導致錯誤的決策，最終將侵害股東的權益，嚴重影響企業的發展與存續。 通貨膨脹會侵蝕以本國貨幣表示的金額、納稅義務的價值及衡量稅基的影響，若沒有經過適當的調整可能會破壞整體稅務體系，不是導致虛盈實稅的現象就是為納稅義務人提供無止盡的避稅管道，嚴重影響國家財政。 近期，美國、歐洲及日本等世界經濟強權為了扭轉國內經濟頹勢，採取貨幣寬鬆政策以期增加民間消費，而高度仰賴國際貿易的台灣，也可能受到貨幣寬鬆政策的影響。本研究蒐集國內外文獻，探討通貨膨脹對財、稅的影響，主張國內應重視通貨膨脹會計的建置及課稅所得的調整。 / Accounting information must reveal companies’ result of operation, financial conditions and cash flow. Price fluctuations, however, could distort the information, challenging the faithfulness of financial statements and leading to improper decisions. Eventually, it will erode stockholders’ right and impair the development of enterprises. Inflation could erode the amounts expressed in national currency, the value of tax obligations and the measurement of tax bases. Without proper adjustment of inflation, it may destroy the tax system, such as providing countless measures for tax avoidance which result in significant impact on national finance. Recently, economic superpower, like the U.S, the EU or Japan adopt monetary quantitative easing policy to stimulate private consumption in order to reverse the depression of the domestic economy. Taiwan, an international-trade-oriented country may be involved in the spillover effects. In this study, we collect literatures and study the impact of inflation on both financial reporting and tax. Our conclusion is that we should pay more attention to construct inflation accounting and the adjustment system on taxable income.

In this day and age sustainability is gaining increasing importance seeing as this is of utmost importance to stakeholders. Yet, very few people are aware of the true meaning of sustainability. Stakeholders, also being the users of the annual report, need to be aware of the impact a company has on the environment and the society as well as their financial performance in order, among others, to make informed decisions regarding investments. For all financial years ending on or after 1 March 2010, all companies listed on the JSE have to report on sustainability (this is a JSE listing requirement). Yet, no statutory requirement for adherence to reporting standards relating to sustainability exists. This creates the risk that sustainability reports will omit negative impacts or be otherwise misleading, yet the company is still seen as adhering to listing and thus statutory requirements. The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) developed their Sustainability Reporting Framework in order to serve as a benchmark for measuring sustainability. This Framework includes the Sustainability Reporting Guidelines (including basic principles and standard disclosures that need to be included in the report), Sector Supplements (including sector specific issues) as well as the Technical Protocol (which guides the entity in defining the content of the report). This is currently the only formal guideline available and is widely used around the world. Given the importance of the mining industry in South Africa, this article considers the quality of integrated reporting of the South African mining industry. This is done by undertaking a quantitative, applied, descriptive methodology in order to answer the research questions. Thus compliance with the globally accepted GRI Sustainability Framework has been evaluated and analysed. Using a sample of 13 of the mining companies included in the JSE Top 40 companies, the results show that these companies use the GRI G3.1 Guidelines in producing their sustainability report and that adherence improves annually. Some companies, however, do not apply the Sector Supplements which was designed to include industry-specific impacts. / Thesis (MCom (Management Accountancy))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2013

In this day and age sustainability is gaining increasing importance seeing as this is of utmost importance to stakeholders. Yet, very few people are aware of the true meaning of sustainability. Stakeholders, also being the users of the annual report, need to be aware of the impact a company has on the environment and the society as well as their financial performance in order, among others, to make informed decisions regarding investments. For all financial years ending on or after 1 March 2010, all companies listed on the JSE have to report on sustainability (this is a JSE listing requirement). Yet, no statutory requirement for adherence to reporting standards relating to sustainability exists. This creates the risk that sustainability reports will omit negative impacts or be otherwise misleading, yet the company is still seen as adhering to listing and thus statutory requirements. The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) developed their Sustainability Reporting Framework in order to serve as a benchmark for measuring sustainability. This Framework includes the Sustainability Reporting Guidelines (including basic principles and standard disclosures that need to be included in the report), Sector Supplements (including sector specific issues) as well as the Technical Protocol (which guides the entity in defining the content of the report). This is currently the only formal guideline available and is widely used around the world. Given the importance of the mining industry in South Africa, this article considers the quality of integrated reporting of the South African mining industry. This is done by undertaking a quantitative, applied, descriptive methodology in order to answer the research questions. Thus compliance with the globally accepted GRI Sustainability Framework has been evaluated and analysed. Using a sample of 13 of the mining companies included in the JSE Top 40 companies, the results show that these companies use the GRI G3.1 Guidelines in producing their sustainability report and that adherence improves annually. Some companies, however, do not apply the Sector Supplements which was designed to include industry-specific impacts. / Thesis (MCom (Management Accountancy))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2013

This study is concerned with developing a model to identify small-medium U.K. companies at risk of financial failure up to five years in advance. The importance of small companies in an economy, the impact of their failures, and the lack of failure research with respect to . this population, provided justification for this study. The research was undertaken in two stages. The first stage included a detailed description and discussion of the nature and role of small business in the UK economy, heir relevance, problems and Government involvement in this sector, together with literature review and assessment of past research relevant to this study. The second stage was involved with construction of the models using multiple discriminant analysis, applied to published accountancy data for two groups of failed and nonfailed companies. The later stage was performed in three parts : (1) evaluating five discriminant models for each of five years prior to failure; (2) testing the performance of each of the .five models over time on data not used . in their construction; (3) testing the discriminant models on a validation sample. The purpose was to establish the "best" discriminant model. "Best" was determined according to classification ability of the model and interpretation of variables. Finally a model comprising seven financial ratios measuring four aspects of a company's financial profile, such as profitability, gearing, capital turnover and liquidity was chosen. The model has shown to be a valid tool for predicting companies' health up to five years in advance.