| 英文摘要 |
A substantial volume of related party sales (RPTs) within affiliated groups may be linked to tunneling practices. Yet, many such transactions are a natural part of operating activities and resource allocation among related parties. To comply with the Regulations Governing the Preparation of Financial Reports by Securities Issuers, Taiwanese listed firms are required to prepare both consolidated and parent company-only financial statements. This reporting framework facilitates the breakdown of RPTs into eliminated RPTs (ERPTs) and non-eliminated RPTs (NERPTs). ERPTs, which have no income effect in consolidated financial statements, may signify long-term contracting relationships among related parties. This study investigates whether ERPTs correlate with investment sensitivity to Tobin's Q and internally generated cash flows. The findings demonstrate that ERPTs significantly increase investment sensitivity to Tobin’s Q and reduce sensitivity to internal cash flows. This effect is more pronounced before the IFRS adoption. This result suggests that increased transparency and reporting quality under IFRS lead to investors' reduced reliance on ERPT in investment sensitivity to Tobin's Q and internally generated cash flows. It also implies that market participants place greater emphasis on consolidated financial statements over parent company-only financial statements after the IFRS adoption. |