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Title: Using Beneish model in identifying accounting manipulation : an empirical study in BIST manufacturing industry sector
Other Titles: Muhasebe manipulasyonun tespitinde Beneish modelinin kullanimi : BIST imalat sanayii sektorunde bir ampirik calisma
Authors: Kara, Ekrem
Ugurlu, Mustafa
Korpi, Mehmet
Keywords: Accounting -- Turkey
Stock exchanges -- Turkey
Manufacturing industries
Misleading financial statements
Logistic regression analysis
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: Ahmet Gökgöz
Citation: Kara, E., Ugurlu, M., & Korpi, M. (2015). Using Beneish model in identifying accounting manipulation : an empirical study in BIST manufacturing industry sector. Journal of Accounting, Finance and Auditing Studies, 1(1), 21-39.
Abstract: Falsifications made on financial tables which are the outputs of accounting decreases the confidence relied on the financial statements. Falsified financial reports emerged as a result of manipulation misguide or misdirect the financial statements’ users. In this study, it was researched whether 132 firms continuously operating in Manufacturing Industry sector at Istanbul Stock Exchange (BIST) between the years of 2010-2012 are drawn to manipulation in accounting. Beneish model is the most preferred model in literature as manipulation identifying model. In the study, logistic regression method was used and it was concluded that the rates as Working Capital/Total Assets(WC/TA), Working Capital/Sales(WC/Sales), Net Working Capital/Sales(NWC/Sales) and Natural Logarithm of Total Debts(NLTD) are effective in identifying the manipulation in accounting.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/25939
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