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研究生: 陳佳真
Chen, Chia-Jen
論文名稱: 遞延所得稅資產備抵評價盈餘平穩化之研究
A Testing for Income Smoothing of Valuation Allowance of Deferred Tax Assets
指導教授: 林松宏
Lin, Song-Horng
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 管理學院 - 會計學系
Department of Accountancy
論文出版年: 2007
畢業學年度: 95
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 77
中文關鍵詞: DTA備抵評價盈餘管理盈餘持續性損益平穩化回溯處理法
外文關鍵詞: Earnings management, Backing-out approach, Valuation allowance of deferred taxes assets, Earnings persistence, Income smoothing
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  • 過去文獻研究顯示,損益平穩化存有正反兩種競爭性意涵。從溝通私有資訊來看,若管理當局運用會計裁量權傳遞其對未來盈餘之評估,則損益平穩化可有效增進公司盈餘資訊內涵。從自利行為動機來看,若管理當局蓄意扭曲盈餘數字,則損益平穩化會使盈餘含有雜訊而損害公司盈餘資訊內涵。以上兩種觀念顯示,損益平穩化具有「增進」或「扭曲」資訊的效果,而究竟何種效果較具優勢,有待實證的探討。
    本文以遞延所得稅資產備抵評價(簡稱DTA備抵評價)作為損益平穩化管理工具,探討其對公司未來盈餘、未來現金流量及盈餘持續性之影響,以及瞭解在兩稅合一制度與公司盈餘品質列入考慮情況下,損益平穩化所具有的「增進」或「扭曲」資訊效果是否會發生改變。損益平穩化是一種導源於人為操縱的盈餘管理事後效果,本文透過「回溯處理法」之運用,瞭解管理當局如何透過DTA備抵評價以達成損益平穩化目標。
    本文實證結果發現:(1)DTA備抵評價變動之損益平穩化能使盈餘及未來現金流量更具資訊性,當期股價變動反映更多的未來盈餘及未來現金流量資訊,且損益平穩化愈大的公司,未來盈餘反應係數及未來現金流量反應係數也愈高;(2)DTA備抵評價變動之損益平穩化可提昇盈餘資訊性,增加當期盈餘與未來盈餘之盈餘持續性;(3)不管DTA備抵評價變動之損益平穩化會增進或扭曲未來盈餘資訊,公司在兩稅合一後之盈餘資訊性,均較兩稅合一前為大;(4)盈餘品質的好壞對未來盈餘資訊性的影響有顯著差異,惟無法確定是增進或扭曲未來盈餘資訊性,本文認為盈餘品質本身就包含某種程度的未來盈餘資訊性,與管理當局是否再從事損益平穩化並無一定關聯;(5)管理當局會有動機利用DTA備抵評價進行盈餘管理,當回溯項目的變異數愈大時,迴歸係數的估計值愈為負,且當平穩化誤差愈大,其迴歸係數的估計值愈接近零。

    Prior research indicates that income smoothing has positive/negative competing implications. Under communicating private information perspectives, income smoothing effectively improves earnings informativeness if managers use their accounting discretion to communicate their assessment of future earnings. Under self-interest motivation perspectives, income smoothing makes earnings noisier and impares earnings informativeness if managers intentionally distort the earnings numbers. Two key concepts suggest that income smoothing has improving-versus-garbling debate. Which effect dominates in a cross-sectional setting is an open/empirical question.
    The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the impact of income smoothing on future earnings, future cash flow and earnings persistence when managers choose the valuation allowance of deferred taxes assets (DTA hereafter) as an income-smoothing tool. Moreover, the article also attempts to understand whether such improving/garbling effect will be changed as integrated taxes system or earnings quality actually exists. An income smoothing is an ex-post effect of earnings-management resulting from managers’ manipulation. I employ the backing-out approach to realize managers how to use valuation allowance of DTA to achieve income-smoothing goal.
    Empirical results indicate that(1)Income smoothing of DTA valuation allowance change makes earnings and future cash flows more informative. Returns indeed can reflect more information about future earnings and future cash flows, and the FERC and FCFRC are higher for firms with greater smoothing.(2)Income smoothing of DTA valuation allowance change can enhance earnings informativeness, and it also can improve the earnings persistence between current earnings and future earnings.(3)Regardless of the improveness or garbleness for earnings informativeness that income smoothing of DTA valuation allowance can do, the earnings informativeness after the integrated taxes system is higher than that before the integrated taxes system.(4)Earnings informativeness has significant difference between good earnings quality and bad earnings quality, but both of them can’t be identified which is improved/garbled. The main reason is that earnings quality itself contains some earnings informativeness, and it has no relation with the income smoothing.(5)Managers have incentives to exploit valuation allowance of DTA to manage earnings. When the variance of the item backed out is higher, the regression coefficient is more negative, and when the error of income smoothing variance continuously increases, the estimate of regression coefficient will be close to zero.

    第一章 緒論............................................1 第一節 研究動機與目的...............................1 第二節 論文貢獻.....................................5 第三節 研究流程與論文架構...........................6 第二章 文獻探討........................................8 第一節 所得稅會計公報對DTA備抵評價之規定............8 第二節 DTA備抵評價之股價意涵.......................13 第三節 盈餘平穩化之相關研究........................16 第四節 兩稅合一制度對DTA備抵評價之影響.............24 第五節 損益平穩化之回溯處理........................26 第三章 研究設計.......................................28 第一節 研究假說....................................28 第二節 模式推導及變數定義與衡量....................34 第三節 資料來源與樣本選取..........................44 第四章 實證結果與分析.................................49 第一節 DTA備抵評價盈餘資訊性之實證結果.............49 第二節 DTA備抵評價現金流量資訊性之實證結果.........52 第三節 DTA備抵評價盈餘持續性之實證結果.............55 第四節 兩稅合一下,DTA備抵評價盈餘資訊性之實證結果.57 第五節 DTA備抵評價盈餘品質之實證結果..............60 第六節 DTA備抵評價回溯處理之實證結果...............63 第五章 結論與建議.....................................66 第一節 研究結果....................................67 第二節 研究限制及建議..............................71 參考文獻...............................................72

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