Do Elements of Fraud Influence Management and Employees Intention to Report Fraudulent Financial Statements?
The main objective of this study is to investigate whether the fraud elements significantly influence management and executives intention to engage in fraudulent financial reporting. Using structural equation modeling, the results show that in general the influence of these fraud elements is significant. The implication of this study is discussed and this study is useful to the management, regulators and profession in their efforts to reduce the occurrence of fraudulent financial reporting.
fraud elements fraudulent financial reporting management theory of planned behavior structural equation modeling
S. N. Hayati M. Zawawi Yap Rashidah, A. Rahman Rashidah A. Rahman Kamil Muhd. Idris
Accountancy UITM Shah Alam, Malaysia FSKM UITM Shah Alam, Malaysia ARI UITM Shah Alam, Malaysia Accountancy UUM Sintok, Malaysia
国际会议
上海
英文
362-366
2011-03-11(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)