Applied Research in Financial Reporting

Applied Research in Financial Reporting

Journal of Applied Research in Financial Reporting
The Journal of Applied Research in Financial Reporting is a scientific journal with a research-oriented approach, dedicated to the development of knowledge and the publication of research in financial topics, accounting, and financial reporting. The journal is published under the ownership of the Iran Audit Organization.
Additional Information:
• Peer Review Process: Described in the relevant section.
• Journal Type: Scientific–Research (Academic).
• Publication Frequency: Biannual.
• Access: Open access.
• Country of Publication: Iran.• Specialized Scope: All topics relevant to applied research in financial reporting.
• Start of Publication: Autumn–Winter 2012 (1391 Iranian Calendar).
• Review Type: Double-blind peer review with two expert reviewers and one comparative reviewer.
• Initial Review Period: Two working weeks.
• License Number and Date (Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, Press Supervision Board): 3/18/192633, dated 2016/11/21 (1395/09/01).
• Journal Emails: arfr@audit.org.ir and infojarfr@gmail.com

• Article Charges: Free of Charges 

Current Issue: Volume 15, Issue 1 - Serial Number 28, September 2026, Pages 1-500 

Keywords Cloud

  • Corporate Governance
  • Earnings Management
  • Audit Quality
  • Financial Reporting
  • Information Asymmetry
  • Conservatism
  • corporate social responsibility
  • Free Cash Flow
  • Cost of Capital
  • Accruals
  • Real Earnings Management
  • Information Disclosure
  • Audit Fee
  • Audit opinion
  • Value Relevance
  • Voluntary Disclosure
  • Financial Reporting Quality
  • Fraud
  • fraudulent financial reporting
  • Cost Stickiness
  • Disclosure Quality
  • Earnings Quality
  • Financial Constraints
  • Timeliness
  • Conditional Conservatism
  • institutional ownership
  • Sustainability Reporting
  • International Financial Reporting Standards
  • Ownership structure
  • Firm Performance
  • Thematic Analysis
  • social responsibility
  • financial performance
  • Firm Value
  • accruals quality
  • Operating Cash Flow
  • Bankruptcy
  • Fair Value
  • Tax Aggressiveness
  • Paranoid Reporting
  • Stock Market Development
  • information quality
  • corporate sustainability performance
  • stakeholder theory
  • Tax Avoidance
  • Auditor Selection
  • Grounded theory
  • Internal Audit
  • life cycle
  • Information Risk
  • investment efficiency
  • Presentation Format
  • Company life cycle
  • trade credit
  • Forensic Accounting
  • Meta-analysis
  • Judgment and Decision making
  • Cash Flows
  • liquidity
  • age
  • Financial Ratios
  • Transparency of Financial Information
  • Stock Market Prices
  • Taxation
  • Information Transparency
  • Accounting Information
  • Cash Flow
  • machiavellianism
  • Auditor Professional Competence
  • Auditing
  • Dividend Policy
  • Unconditional Conservatism
  • Capital structure
  • Capital Market
  • Financial Statements Comparability
  • Internal Audit Quality
  • Investors
  • Transparency in Financial Reporting
  • Sustainability Performance
  • Auditor Reputation
  • product market competition
  • Earnings Forecast
  • Static and Dynamic Approach
  • Cost of Equity Capital
  • Discretionary accruals
  • size
  • Economic Development
  • Managerial Ability
  • Earnings Response Coefficient
  • value-based management
  • Independence
  • value creation
  • Structural Equation
  • Audit Committee
  • sustainable development
  • Iranian Banking Industry
  • Public Sector
  • readability
  • Future Stock Price Crash Risk
  • Tax aggressive procedures
  • Fuzzy Delphi
  • audit service suppliers
  • Supervisory Power
  • Advocacy Attitudes
  • Dividend Payment
  • Key drivers
  • Probability of Purchasing Auditor\'s Opinion
  • Inventory liquidation costs
  • interest groups
  • Rate of Growth of Profit
  • operating earnings
  • growth
  • leadership style
  • Professional Skepticism
  • Abnormal Future Stock Returns
  • auditor\'s expertise in the industry
  • Variation of the effective tax rate
  • Treasury Accounting
  • Revenue
  • Legal persons
  • Loyalty
  • investment sensitivity to cash flow
  • Structural
  • Stock Price Synchronization
  • Smoothed Earnings
  • financial fraud
  • International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
  • ownership concentration
  • Cash Flow Volatility
  • Flesch Index
  • Normativeness of Disclosure Procedure
  • Regulatory Mechanisms and Managers\' Opportunistic Behavior
  • Accounting Misstatements
  • Disclosure in the Notes to the Financial Statements
  • Continuous learning
  • skill
  • Auditor Objectivity
  • and social mechanisms
  • external monitoring
  • Strategies for Applying Standards
  • Environmental uncertainty
  • well and poor performance
  • auditor
  • Profit margin
  • Forward-Looking Intellectual Capital
  • Stock Return Volatility
  • \"Knowledge
  • Financial Decision-Making
  • Earnings Quality Measurement
  • Business strategy
  • Intra-industry Connectedness
  • Human Resources Barriers
  • Firm Accountability
  • Integrated Reporting
  • Capital Expenditure
  • market concentration
  • Free Cash Flows
  • Post-Earnings Announcement Drift
  • Earnings Persistence and Earnings
  • Theme analysis
  • financial statement comparability
  • Cognitive/Perceptual Assessment
  • financial management
  • Fraud Probability
  • Downside Beta
  • Enterprise Risk Management base on Financial Reporting
  • Professional Identification
  • Environmental Disclosure Quality
  • optimism
  • Management Characteristics
  • Confirmatory Factor Analysis
  • fixing uncertainty
  • Information Need
  • Intra-Industry Information Transfer
  • Affects
  • aggressive Strategy
  • Board Size
  • Iranian Accounting Standard No. 35
  • Springate Model
  • Trade Volume
  • Accrual Generating Process
  • Altman’s score
  • Organizational Culture
  • Accounting Standard NO.27
  • Life Cycle Stages
  • Stock Price Informativeness
  • qualitative research
  • Judgment Accuracy
  • financial crisis
  • Stock Return Synchronicity
  • Fama and French Five-Factor Model
  • Government Ownership
  • Conservative Financial Reporting
  • Persian Gulf Countries
  • Managers\' ability
  • Profit Sensitivity
  • Myopia
  • Upward earnings management
  • Retirement Benefit Plans
  • Competency and Performance of Internal Audit Work