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Evidenciação do ativo imobilizado nas empresas do setor de bens industriais da BM&FBovespa
Author(s) -
Sueli Viviani,
Franciele Beck,
Rosemar José Hall,
Roberto Carlos Klann
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
enfoque
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1984-882X
pISSN - 1517-9087
DOI - 10.4025/enfoque.v33i3.21429
Subject(s) - depreciation (economics) , business , accounting , sample (material) , fixed asset , economics , microeconomics , profit (economics) , chemistry , chromatography , production (economics) , financial capital , capital formation
The study examined the process of disclosure of Industrials companies listed on the BM&FBovespa, after the convergence of Brazilian accounting to IFRS, in accordance with CPC 27 - Fixed Assets . Was carried a descriptive study, conducted through content analysis and quantitative approach using the calculation of entropy proposed by Zeleny (1982). The sample consists of 34 companies in the Industrial Goods sector listed on the BM&FBovespa. The results revealed that the disclosure of items of fixed assets is not performed homogeneously by companies. Some requirements required by CPC 27 were reported incompletely or are absent. A detailed analysis of the items investigated stressed that disclosure to class of fixed assets, was the best performed, followed by depreciation policies adopted by companies, it was observed that most companies show so complete this information. The information highlighted regarding the reconciliation of the carrying amount, had higher entropy, hence there is greater heterogeneity in this items reported. The disclosure of other information about the property, deemed necessary by CPC27, were less prominent by the companies, not apply in some cases or for being absent in the notes. In general, we concluded that the analyzed companies have been responding only partially to the disclosure requirements of CPC 27. However, the basic and more important information to the external user, concerning the class of assets and depreciation rates are being shown