Background of the Study
The adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) has been a significant step toward harmonizing global accounting practices. For Nigerian multinational companies (MNCs), adhering to IFRS means ensuring that their financial statements are prepared in accordance with internationally recognized standards. Financial disclosure practices in Nigerian MNCs play a pivotal role in providing transparency to investors, regulators, and other stakeholders. Through IFRS, these companies are required to disclose more comprehensive, accurate, and comparable financial information. This study aims to explore the financial disclosure practices of Nigerian multinational companies from the perspective of IFRS adoption, assessing the extent to which these practices align with the standards and examining the factors that influence these disclosures.
Statement of the Problem
Despite the adoption of IFRS, financial disclosure practices in Nigerian multinational companies may vary in terms of completeness, accuracy, and transparency. The transition from local accounting standards to IFRS has posed significant challenges, including issues related to the availability of skilled personnel, the complexity of implementing new standards, and varying levels of adherence across different sectors. This study seeks to assess how these multinational companies are managing their financial disclosures under IFRS and whether these disclosures meet the expected standards for transparency and comparability.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
The aim of this study is to assess the financial disclosure practices of Nigerian multinational companies under the IFRS framework.
The objectives are:
Research Questions
Research Hypotheses
Significance of the Study
This study will provide valuable insights into how Nigerian multinational companies are complying with IFRS in their financial disclosure practices. The findings will help regulators, policymakers, and multinational companies themselves understand the effectiveness of IFRS in enhancing transparency and corporate governance in Nigeria.
Scope and Limitation of the Study
This study will focus on Nigerian multinational companies that have adopted IFRS. Limitations include potential challenges in accessing internal financial reports and the subjective nature of assessing disclosure practices.
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