As pointed out by Pownall and Schipper (1999), existing research using Form 20-F
reconciliations is limited to addressing the comparability of U.S. GAAP to other GAAPs. These studies can provide only limited evidence on comprehensiveness, transparency, full disclosure, and rigorous interpretation and application of IFRS. Furthermore, the results of Lang et al. (2003b) make inferences between GAAPs even more ambiguous. Form 20-F disclosures have been highly researched and we think that future research opportunities are limited.16 In the remainder of this section, we discuss additional issues and research not included in Pownall and Schipper (1999).
As pointed out by Pownall and Schipper (1999), existing research using Form 20-F
reconciliations is limited to addressing the comparability of U.S. GAAP to other GAAPs. These studies can provide only limited evidence on comprehensiveness, transparency, full disclosure, and rigorous interpretation and application of IFRS. Furthermore, the results of Lang et al. (2003b) make inferences between GAAPs even more ambiguous. Form 20-F disclosures have been highly researched and we think that future research opportunities are limited.16 In the remainder of this section, we discuss additional issues and research not included in Pownall and Schipper (1999).
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