Contabilidad y Negocios. Vol. 17 Núm. 33 (2022)

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Tabla de Contenido

Editorial Toledo Concha, Emerson; 5-8

Actualidad Contable

Treinta años desde la aplicación de las Normas Internacionales de Información Financiera en Uruguay: impacto e implicancia de su primera aplicación Díaz Durán, Mario E; 9-56

Tributación

La incidencia de la pandemia del COVID-19 en el análisis de los precios de transferencia para efecto del impuesto a la renta en el Perú: medidas requeridas Villagra Cayamana, Renée Antonieta; 57-76

Contabilidad de Gestión

Influencia del presupuesto en las estrategias de redes sociales y la ventaja competitiva de las franquicias de alimentos Marcondes Coelho, Amanda; Monteiro, Januário José; Lunkes, Rogério João; Bortoluzzi, Daiane Antonini; 77-93

Banca y Finanzas

Información contable y rendimiento de acciones en el mercado de valores de Vietnam: enfoque de aprendizaje automático Hung Dang, Ngoc; Van Vu, Thi Thuy; Le Dao, Thi Nhat; 94-118

Medidas suavizantes y factores institucionales: una visión en las empresas sudamericanas Siqueira Ambrozini, Luciana Cardoso; Medeiros Magnani, Vinícius; de Souza Ribeiro, Maísa; Orsi de Araujo, Juliano Augusto; 119-140

Estrategia Empresarial

Modelo de gestión empresarial para el patrimonio alimentario Inga Aguagallo, Carlos Fernando; Pérez Barral, Osmany; 141-166

Detección de insolvencia financiera mediante el modelo Z-Altman en empresas colombianas no cotizantes durante el periodo 2016-2019 Roque, Daniel Isaac; Caicedo Carrero, Andrés; 167-192

Responsabilidad Social Empresarial

Divulgación de informes no financieros voluntarios: ¿por qué las empresas brasileñas no publican informes de sostenibilidad o integrado? dos Santos Bandeira, Leonardo; 193-216

Educación

Diferencias en el rendimiento académico a través del aprendizaje individual y cooperativo según los estilos de aprendizaje: un experimento en un curso de Ciencias Contables Quoos, Anderson Rodrigo; Benkendorf, Eda Cristina; dos Santos, Cleston Alexandre; Walter, Silvana Anita; 217-240

Rendimiento académico y bienestar personal subjetivo de posgraduación stricto sensu Vargas Maldonado, Thiago; Martins Meurer, Alison; Krespi Musial, Nayane Thais ; Colauto, Romualdo Douglas; 241-262

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Treinta años desde la aplicación de las Normas Internacionales de Información Financiera en Uruguay: impacto e implicancia de su primera aplicación
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2022-06-27) Díaz Durán, Mario E.
Since the last third of the 20th century, the global accounting profession has been regulated by different organizations that have worked on the definition and elaboration of standards that facilitate the provision of high quality and comparable financial information, essentially in aspects of recognition, measurement and exposition. This process has also occurred in Uruguay, both through the issuance of professional standards issued by the Uruguayan College of Accountants, Economists and Administrators, as well as through the issuance of legal standards. Thus, various laws, decrees and pronouncements have appeared, among others, that have promoted the application of accounting standards approved by international organizations. After a description of the standards issued by the different issuing agencies, an analysis is made of the evolution of accounting standards in Uruguay with six historical periods with their own characteristics. And it concludes with two field work that covers aspects such: (i) as the impact of the application of international standards for the first time, (ii) as the level of knowledge of the standards by professionals, and (iii) the level of compliance with the university training received. The main results obtained are: that it cannot be said that there is an absence of standards, that there is a certain degree of ignorance of accounting regulations, especially International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS), that there is disagreement with the training received during the undergraduate degree, which leads to the need of updating activities and that the qual-ity of accounting information has been improved and 72% of professionals understand that the cost-benefit ratio is positive.