英文摘要 |
From the perspective of value relevance, this study explores whether sales revenue key audit matter of the first year have an impact on investment decisions. After controlling the endogenous effects, this study finds that the key audit matter of 2016 sales revenue had a incremental positive value relevance on stock price of listed companies in Taiwan, supporting the new KAM audit-reporting system in Taiwan, presenting the expected results of standards institutions in the first year, and improving the decision-making usefulness of financial reporting information. This study further analyzes and finds that the value relevance of sales revenue key audit matter appears in large-scale corporate groups, groups with quality financial reporting, groups with low corporate financial risk, and groups whose auditors have low financial dependence on clients--showing that domestic investors overall do not accept use of sales revenue KAM while seeming to have the rational ability to filter. However, this study finds that the value-relevant impact of key audit matters for sales revenue shows a decreasing trend. In addition to presenting local empirical evidence on the topic of key audit matters with divergent research conclusions, this study also provides follow-up research recommendations based on research findings. |