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#12 Accounting & Taxation

Title / Author	Cited by	Year
Big Data in Accounting: An Overview MA Vasarhelyi, A Kogan, BM Tuttle Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 381-396	142	2015
How Big Data Will Change Accounting JD Warren Jr, KC Moffitt, P Byrnes Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 397-407	139	2015
SOX after Ten Years: A Multidisciplinary Review JC Coates, S Srinivasan Accounting Horizons 28 (3), 627-671	128	2014
Behavioral Implications of Big Data's Impact on Audit Judgment and Decision Making and Future Research Directions H Brown-Liburd, H Issa, D Lombardi Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 451-468	121	2015
Big Data Analytics in Financial Statement Audits M Cao, R Chychyla, T Stewart Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 423-429	111	2015
Accounting conservatism, earnings persistence, and pricing multiples on earnings LH Chen, DM Folsom, W Paek, H Sami Accounting Horizons 28 (2), 233-260	91	2014
Drivers of the Use and Facilitators and Obstacles of the Evolution of Big Data by the Audit Profession MG Alles Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 439-449	88	2015
Big Data as Complementary Audit Evidence K Yoon, L Hoogduin, L Zhang Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 431-438	87	2015
Measurement in financial reporting:: the need for concepts ME Barth Accounting Horizons 28 (2), 331-352	82	2014
Toward Effective Big Data Analysis in Continuous Auditing J Zhang, X Yang, D Appelbaum Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 469-476	77	2015
Consequences of Big Data and Formalization on Accounting and Auditing Standards JP Krahel, WR Titera Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 409-422	65	2015
Commentaries on Big Data's Importance for Accounting and Auditing PA Griffin, AM Wright Accounting Horizons 29 (2), 377-379	53	2015
The global financial crisis:: US bankruptcies and going-concern audit opinions MA Geiger, K Raghunandan, W Riccardi Accounting Horizons 28 (1), 59-75	51	2014
Some Methodological Deficiencies in Empirical Research Articles in Accounting TR Dyckman, SA Zeff Accounting Horizons 28 (3), 695-712	48	2014
The Informational Value of Key Audit Matters in the Auditor's Report: Evidence from an Eye-Tracking Study LP Sirois, J Bédard, P Bera Accounting Horizons 32 (2), 141-162	47	2018
Preparers' perceptions of the costs and benefits of IFRS:: evidence from Australia's implementation experience RD Morris, SJ Gray, J Pickering, S Aisbitt Accounting Horizons 28 (1), 143-173	46	2014
Enhancing the Auditor's Report: To What Extent is There Support for the IAASB's Proposed Changes? R Simnett, A Huggins Accounting Horizons 28 (4), 719-747	45	2014
Infer, Predict, and Assure: Accounting Opportunities in Data Analytics GP Schneider, J Dai, DJ Janvrin, K Ajayi, RL Raschke Accounting Horizons 29 (3), 719-742	45	2015
Insights for Research and Practice: What We Learn about Fraud from Other Disciplines GM Trompeter, TD Carpenter, KL Jones, RA Riley Jr Accounting Horizons 28 (4), 769-804	44	2014
Empirical evidence on repeat restatements R Files, NY Sharp, AM Thompson Accounting Horizons 28 (1), 93-123	44	2014

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