EPS Reporting Revisited: An Evaluation Of Proposed Changes
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Keywords
EPS, earnings per share, Mautz and Hog, Accounting Principles Board, Opinion No. 15
Abstract
In 1969 the Accounting Principles Board issued Opinion No. 15, “Earnings Per Share,” requiring firms with complex capital structures to disclose primary and fully diluted earnings per share. A recent article by Mautz and Hog the treasury stock method used in the computation of primary and fully-diluted earnings, and the three percent materiality standard. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate these proposed changes by examining empirical evidence from studies investigating conversion predictability and the information content of earnings.
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