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Fakhroddin MohammadRezaei
Fakhroddin MohammadRezaei
Assistant Professor at Kharazmi University
Verified email at khu.ac.ir
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Audit firm ranking, audit quality and audit fees: Examining conflicting price discrimination views
F MohammadRezaei, N Mohd-Saleh, K Ahmed
The International Journal of Accounting 53 (4), 295-313, 2018
682018
Audit report lag: the role of auditor type and increased competition in the audit market
NMS Fakhroddin MohammadRezaei
Accounting and Finance 58 (3), 885-920, 2018
682018
The effects of audit market liberalisation and auditor type on audit opinions: the Iranian experience
F MohammadRezaei, N Mohd‐Saleh, R Jaffar, MS Hassan
International Journal of Auditing 20 (1), 87-100, 2016
542016
The effects of mandatory IFRS adoption: A review of evidence based on accounting standard setting criteria
F Mohammadrezaei, N Mohd-Saleh, B Banimahd
International Journal of Disclosure and Governance 12 (1), 29-77, 2015
532015
The dilemma of audit quality measuring in archival studies: critiques and suggestions for Iran’s research setting
F Mohammadrezaei, O Faraji
Journal of accounting and auditing review 26 (1), 87-122, 2019
312019
Auditor switching and audit fee discounting: the Iranian experience
F MohammadRezaei, N Mohd-Saleh
Asian Review of Accounting 25 (3), 335-360, 2017
272017
The impact of intellectual capital on profitability, productivity and market valuation: Evidence from Iranian high knowledge-based industries
B Banimahd, F Mohammadrezaei, M Mohammadrezaei
Journal of Basic and Applied Scientific Research 2 (5), 4477-4484, 2012
252012
Increased Competition in an Unfavourable Audit Market Following Audit Privatisation: The Iranian Experience
NMSMJA Fakhroddin MohammadRezaei*
Asian Journal of Business and Accounting 8 (1), 115-149, 2015
242015
Audit partner quality, audit opinions and restatements: evidence from Iran
F MohammadRezaei, O Faraji, Z Heidary
International Journal of Disclosure and Governance 18 (2), 106-119, 2021
182021
Political connections, political cycles and stock returns: Evidence from Iran
O Faraji, M Kashanipour, F MohammadRezaei, K Ahmed, N Vatanparast
Emerging Markets Review 45, 100766, 2020
172020
Convergence obstacles with IASB standards: Evidence from Iran
F Mohammadrezaei, B Banimahd, NM Saleh
International Journal of Disclosure and Governance 10, 58-91, 2013
172013
Political economy of corporate governance: The case of Iran
F Mohammadrezaei, N Mohd–Saleh, B Banimahd
International Journal of Business Governance and Ethics 7 (4), 301-330, 2012
152012
Audit failure: Audit report lag and moderating role of family ownership
F Mohammadrezaei, M Tanani, A Aliabadi
Accounting and Auditing Review 25 (1), 51-70, 2018
112018
Status and Barriers: An Important Factor for Accepting Articles in Top International Accounting Journals
O Faraji, F Mohammadrezaei, M Khodakarami, I Soukhakian, ...
Accounting and Auditing Review 29 (4), 650-672, 0
9
audit failure, audit opinion and auditor’s remarks: The role of audit partner busyness
F MohammadRezaei
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 9 (36), 1-31, 2018
52018
The effects of stagflation on real and accrual-based earnings management
F Mohammadrezaei, K Manteghi, E Abbasi
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING 10 (33), 123-138, 2017
52017
Audit fee model in Iran: First evidence from a mixed method
GS Sadraei, F MohammadRezaei, R Gholami Jamkarani, O Faraji
Journal of Accounting Advances 13 (1), 191-224, 2021
42021
Audit qualification paragraphs and audit report lag: Evidence from Iran
O Faraji, F MohammadRezaei, H Yazdifar, K Ahmed, Y Najafi Gadikelaei
Spanish Journal of Finance and Accounting/Revista Española de Financiación y …, 2023
22023
Audit Fees: The Role of Regulation of Audit Services Fees
M Yari, F MohammadRezaei, R Gholami Jamkarani, O Faraji
Accounting and Auditing Review 29 (1), 146-172, 2022
22022
Audit fee: Early evidence about the role of some omitted variables
GS Sadraei, F MohammadRezaei, JR Gholami, O Faraji
JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING KNOWLEDGE 13 (148002044), 97-120, 2022
12022
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