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The Determinants Of E-Commerce Audit Process Effectiveness: Does Audit Technology Matter?, Jalal M. Kibrit, Rasha M. Nouraldeen Assistant Prof., Wagdi Hegazy Prof.
The Determinants Of E-Commerce Audit Process Effectiveness: Does Audit Technology Matter?, Jalal M. Kibrit, Rasha M. Nouraldeen Assistant Prof., Wagdi Hegazy Prof.
BAU Journal - Society, Culture and Human Behavior
This paper examines the impact of audit planning, audit strategy, and audit documentation on the effectiveness of the audit process of e-commerce companies, along with the moderating role of audit technology on these associations. Data was collected through a questionnaire filled by 106 auditors who are members of the Lebanese Association of Certified Public Accountants. Results showed that audit planning and audit documentation have a positive significant impact on the effectiveness of the audit process, while audit strategy has no impact. The outcome also confirmed the association between audit technology tools and the effectiveness of the audit process. Moreover, the …
Offshore Companies Audit Process Effectiveness: Evidence From Lebanese Auditing Profession, Jalal Kibrit, Rasha Nouraldeen Assistant Prof., Wagdi Hegazy Prof.
Offshore Companies Audit Process Effectiveness: Evidence From Lebanese Auditing Profession, Jalal Kibrit, Rasha Nouraldeen Assistant Prof., Wagdi Hegazy Prof.
BAU Journal - Society, Culture and Human Behavior
This research aims to examine whether audit planning, audit strategy, and audit documentation have a significant impact on the effectiveness of the audit process. It also aims to explore the impact of audit technology on the audit process for offshore companies in Lebanon. This study adds to and contributes to the literature that has examined the separate impacts of each of the above variables on the effectiveness of the audit process. The sample size of this study is 106 certified public accountants who are members of the Lebanese Association of Certified Public Accountants (LACPA). Empirical data was collected using a …
Audit Report Lag: Do Company Characteristics And Corporate Governance Factors Matter? Empirical Evidence From Lebanese Commercial Banks, Rasha M. Nouraldeen, Mohamed Mandour, Wagdi Hegazy
Audit Report Lag: Do Company Characteristics And Corporate Governance Factors Matter? Empirical Evidence From Lebanese Commercial Banks, Rasha M. Nouraldeen, Mohamed Mandour, Wagdi Hegazy
BAU Journal - Society, Culture and Human Behavior
The objective of this study is to investigate the determinants (company specific characteristics and corporate governance factors) of audit report lag (ARL) in a developing country, namely, Lebanon. This paper adds and contributes to the limited literature that investigated the determinants of ARL in the developing Middle East countries through focusing on the Lebanese context. The study is carried out depending on a sample of Lebanese commercial banks operating in Lebanon, covering the period from 2012 to 2017. The researchers used the multiple regression analysis to examine the impact of the explanatory variables on ARL. The results show a significant …
The Impact Of Corporate Governance On Earnings Management In Islamic And Conventional Banks, Christina A. Al Hajjar, Ekramy S. Mokhtar, Mohamed M. Mandour
The Impact Of Corporate Governance On Earnings Management In Islamic And Conventional Banks, Christina A. Al Hajjar, Ekramy S. Mokhtar, Mohamed M. Mandour
BAU Journal - Society, Culture and Human Behavior
Purpose – This paper aims to examine the association between internal corporate governance and earnings management and to compare earnings management practices in Islamic banks versus conventional banks in the MENA region.
Design/methodology/approach – This paper uses an unbalanced panel data of 20 Islamic banks and 100 conventional banks, from eleven countries in the MENA region over the period 2012-2017. Discretionary accruals are used to measure earnings management by estimating loan loss provision. Regression analysis is used to test the hypotheses.
Findings – The results indicate that Islamic banks provide fewer earnings management practices compared to conventional banks. Besides, the …