Table 1

Summary of literature and identified research gaps

Research areaKey findings in literatureResearch gap
IFRS reportingEnhances transparency, lowers capital costs, increases investment efficiency (Brüggenmann et al., 2013; Armstrong et al., 2010; Horton and Serafeim, 2010)Prior studies focus on jurisdictions with a single reporting standard; little is known about the effects of IFRS in dual-reporting markets
Corporate tax reportingCan reduce tax evasion and increase transparency but may also trigger negative investor reactions due to regulatory scrutiny (Hoopes et al., 2018; Luo et al., 2024; Genest and Wu, 2022)Studies primarily analyze single-reporting contexts, overlooking how tax disclosures interact with corresponding IFRS reports
Dual-reporting systemsLimited empirical research on markets requiring both tax-based and IFRS financial statements (Allen and Uysal, 2023)No comprehensive study has assessed how the disclosure process of tax and IFRS reports influences investor behavior

Note(s): This table provides the justification of the research gap

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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