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Caracterização da investigação em book-tax differences

Authors: Pires, Britânico Emanuel Brás;

Caracterização da investigação em book-tax differences

Abstract

O presente estudo tem como objetivo principal caracterizar a investigação empírica existente sobre a temática Book-Tax Differences até 2018, sistematizando o conhecimento sobre a investigação efetuada acerca das diferenças entre o resultado contabilístico e fiscal. Como objetivos específicos, pretende analisar o conteúdo dos artigos publicados e, também, analisar o perfil e características dos investigadores. Neste âmbito foram selecionadas e analisadas as seguintes variáveis: ano de publicação, autor(es), revista/ conferência onde o artigo foi publicado ou apresentado, temáticas mais investigadas, artigos mais citados, tipo de autoria, produtividade e afiliação geográfica dos autores. Os resultados obtidos demonstram que o número de publicações sobre BTD tem vindo a aumentar ao longo dos anos e que a totalidade dos artigos analisados encontram-se publicados em 30 revistas diferentes, sendo que apenas um foi apresentado numa conferência internacional. Relativamente às temáticas mais investigadas, constata-se que fenómenos como Tax Avoidance, Earnings Management, Earnings Quality, Earnings Persistence e Corporate Governance, estão fortemente associados à investigação sobre BTD. No que toca ao perfil dos investigadores verifica-se que o tipo de autoria mais comum é a coletiva e que a maioria dos investigadores contribui apenas com um artigo para a amostra. Verifica-se ainda que apesar de todos os continentes estarem presentes neste estudo, a maioria dos autores era de origem americana. Além do referido é possível ainda constatar que o país com mais autores afiliados neste estudo foi os Estados Unidos da América.

The present study has as main objective to characterize the existing empirical research on the Book-Tax Differences until 2018, systematizing the knowledge about the investigation carried out on the differences between the accounting and fiscal result. As specific objectives, it intends to analyze the content of the published articles and also to analyze the profile and characteristics of the researchers. In this context, the following variables were selected and analyzed: year of publication, author (s), journal / conference where the article was published or presented, most researched topics, most cited articles, type of authorship, productivity and geographical affiliation of authors. The results show that the number of publications on BTD has been increasing over the years and that all articles analyzed are published in 30 different journals, with only one being presented at an international conference. Regarding the most researched topics, it is observed that phenomena such as Tax Avoidance, Earnings Management, Earnings Quality, Earnings Persistence and Corporate Governance, are strongly associated with BTD research. Regarding the profile of the researchers, it is verified that the most common type of authorship is the collective one, and that most researchers contribute with only one article to the sample. It is also verified that although all the continents are present in this study, the majority of the authors were of American origin. In addition, it is possible to verify that the country with the most affiliated authors in this study was the United States of America.

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Bibliometria -- Bibliometrics, VOSviewer, M41, M Business administration and business economics - Marketing - Accounting - Personnel economics, Estados Unidos da América, Book-tax differences, Sistema contabilístico, Book-tax conformity, Análise de dados -- Data analysis, Contabilidade -- Accounting, Sistema fiscal, :Ciências Sociais::Economia e Gestão [Domínio/Área Científica], Domínio/Área Científica::Ciências Sociais::Economia e Gestão, Bibliometric analysis, Investigação, H20, H Public economics

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