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The Blog section facilitates scholarly reflections on timely topics. It also welcomes informed opinions and actively encourages practitioner and policy perspectives, including those with strong viewpoints. You can find three types of blogs:

  • “Research”: blogs based on recently published papers as well as working papers addressing timely topics.
  • “Education”: blogs related to teaching ideas, tips or issues.
  • “Impact and Engagement”: blogs through which members can share their perspectives on academic topics.

At the moment of preparing the blog, you may want to use one of the three categories to increase the visibility and access,

Moreover, an informal style is welcome and you may want to keep it within approximately 400 words.

Submissions to the Blog section are welcome at all times from EAA members. For further inquiry, you can contact Evisa Mitrou (e.mitrou@qmul.ac.uk).

Report and video: IFRS-EAA Virtual Workshop (IASB Discussion Paper “Business Combinations under Common Control”)

On 29 January 2021, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) in conjunction with the European Accounting Association (EAA) and the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) held an IFRS-EAA Virtual Workshop that provide an overview of the IASB’s Business Combinations under Common Control (BCUCC) Discussion Paper (DP) and EFRAG’s developing views for consultation on that DP. Attended by roughly 200 participants, the workshop covered issues including: a) When to apply the acquisition method and a book-value method to a BCUCC in…
Thorsten Sellhorn
Thorsten Sellhorn
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Call for papers: joint FASB/IASB/TAR conference

Call for Papers A Joint Conference of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), and The Accounting Review (TAR) Accounting for an Ever-Changing World November 2-4, 2022, New York City, NY This co-sponsored conference will provide a forum for the presentation of academic research studies that produce insights into whether the FASB and/or IASB standards on revenue recognition (Topic 606 and IFRS 15, Revenue from Contracts with Customers), leases (Topic…
DAVID VEENMAN
DAVID VEENMAN
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Series of Webinars with experts on Sustainability Issues starting at Higher School of Economics, Russia

This webinar will open the continuing series of discussions under the common title “Тhe Challenges in Business Analytics”. We are happy to announce the first webinar “ESG Reporting Insights”, during which we will look into the main issues and discussion topics of ESG reporting. What are the most promising recent events? Why are banks switching to ESG reports?  What are the criteria for identify best practices? We invite anyone who is interested to join us…
ANNA VYSOTSKAYA
ANNA VYSOTSKAYA
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Tax misperceptions – a common phenomenon in individual and corporate decision-making

Taxes are an important factor when it comes to financial decisions, such as investments, savings and financing. This applies to decisions made by private individuals as well as to decisions made in companies. It is therefore important that individuals making such decisions are aware of the actual tax burden, as misperceptions can lead to incorrect decisions and undesirable tax planning activities. A comprehensive literature review by Kay Blaufus, Malte Chirvi, Hans-Peter Huber, Ralf Maiterth and…
ARC Commitee
ARC Commitee
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UK Regulators Address Challenges of Corporate Reporting Amid the Pandemic

This analysis was originally posted by Audit Analytics.com Earlier this week, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)&nbsp;and the Financial Reporting Council (FRC)&nbsp;reminded&nbsp;companies in the UK that&nbsp;the&nbsp;permission to delay&nbsp;publication of&nbsp;financial reports is&nbsp;still in effect.&nbsp;The&nbsp;initial joint statement&nbsp;was issued in the early days of the lockdown in the UK on 26 March 2020.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The relief, prompted by the challenges&nbsp;of&nbsp;publishing accurate financial information in the midst of the pandemic, allows listed companies on regulated markets to delay publishing their annual…
Jessica McKeon
Jessica McKeon
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Special Issues on Corporate Disclosures – Accounting in Europe and The British Accounting Review

Joint Call for Papers: Special Issues on Corporate Disclosures &nbsp; Accounting in Europe and The British Accounting Review &nbsp; About the Special Issues In conjunction with the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), we invite submissions of papers on diverse aspects of disclosure, and drawing on diverse research methods and approaches. Successful submissions will have potential to demonstrate research impact by contributing to public policy development and in particular the regulation of financial reporting. Submissions are…
ARC Commitee
ARC Commitee
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PhD Grants – International Accounting Section of the American Accounting Association

This year the International Accounting Section will award several grants for PhD students to help with the cost of attending the 2021 AAA Annual Meeting.  Because the meeting will be held virtually, the grants will cover the AAA annual meeting registration fee as well as the American Accounting Association’s 2021-2022 Student membership and the 2021-2022 membership fee in the International Accounting Section. Grant award recipients must agree to be a discussant during a concurrent session of the Section at the Annual Meeting. Please inform your PhD students who…
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ARC Commitee
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Accounting for Modern Slavery: What are we waiting for?

A blog by Charles Cho and Michael Rogerson Modern slavery has come to cover a range of labour abuses incorporating issues such as debt bondage and child labour as well as the United Nations&rsquo; &lsquo;Decent Work&rsquo; goal (Sustainability Development Goal #8). The scale of the problem is estimated in the tens of millions of cases. Stakeholders, including legislators, are paying growing attention to this significant issue, particularly by demanding transparency from large firms which are…
CHARLES CHO
CHARLES CHO
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Going concern is not a point but a range

It is more than year ago that Sir Donald Brydon published his famous review where he introduced the notion of deserved confidence. One of the most contentious elements of audited reports pertains to the going-concern opinion of auditors.&nbsp; Auditors are scorned&nbsp; if a company goes bankrupt despite the fact that the auditor gave a clean opinion on the financial statements. In about fifty percent of the cases, the auditor indicates that a company is financially…
Jan Bouwens
Jan Bouwens
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A flawed conceptual framework for climate disclosure and other nonsense

During 2020 a number of reports were published by organisations promoting a &#39;solution&#39; for &#39;sustainability reporting&#39; amid &#39;concern&#39; about about a proliferation of bodies setting standards and frameworks. The proliferation of frameworks and standards led to a proliferation of bodies claiming their purpose was to harmonise &#8211; not without self interest, of course.&nbsp; I wrote some short articles with my observations on these developments to both engage in the debate and increase my knowledge of…
Carol Adams
Carol Adams
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