Besides, the users and their needs of accounting information also influence the quality of accounting information. This factor has an indirect effect on the utilization of accounting legislation in order to generate transparent and user-friendly accounting information. It is vital to assure the quality of financial report as a financial report will become worthless if its users deems it as worthless (Ha van Wyk, 2009). In addition, another factor called educational level also affects the utilization of accounting standards in developing countries as this factor exerts a direct influence on managers' cognition, accountants' skills as well as the awareness of information users. The study of Jiri Strouhal (2012) in Czech Republic proved that the application of accounting standards is partially influenced by users' pressure onaccounting information as well as the relationship between paid expense and received benefits. Dang Duc Son (2011) also carried out a research to investigate the application of accounting standards in SMEs in Vietnam. The research findings revealed 05 major factors affecting this application, among which the mandatory compliance and external pressure on improved information are 02 key factors. Additionally, the deficiency in managing and accounting skills, lack of infrastructure, cost and benefit relationship and pressure on information are other factors that count. Nonetheless, the biggest drawback of this research is its narrow sample and its primary concentration on accountants which are responsible for the limited generalization of this research.
Furthermore, accounting infrastructure is the fundamental systems and services needed for proper and successful accountingpractices including professional organization, accounting training system, etc. A developed accounting infrastructure can best facilitate these accounting practices and enhance the effective application of documents into the reality.
Zeghal and Mhedhbi (2006) conducted their research with a sample comprising 64 developing countries. Their result revealed a number of determining factors that have considerable effect on applying international standards, such as: educational level, the existence of capital market and cultural membership in a group of countries. This study further indicated that in their effort to provide the investors with qualified accounting information, developing countries along with their capital market meet less difficulty in the implementation of international accounting standards. This statement proves that user's need of information does have a positive influence on the deployment of accounting legal framework in enterprises, especially in SMEs.