Ranking the Level of Impact of Factors on Financial Statements


4.2.6. Correlation coefficient test

Data from Table 4.21 shows that the simple correlation of the factors NV; KT; KS; UB; AC has a positive relationship with CLTT on the financial statements. The observed significance level of the above factors is less than 0.05 and has linear correlation coefficients of 0.802; 0.649; 0.470; 0.445; 0.654; 0.681, respectively, showing the level of mutual influence between the factors at a fairly good level and with practical significance. From the results of the correlation analysis, the conditions are sufficient to include the variables in the regression analysis.

Table 4.21. Correlation coefficient diagram of factors


Variable

NV

KT

HQ

KS

UB

AC

CLBCTC


NV

Correlation coefficient r

1

,620 **

,451 **

,366 **

,566 **

,703 **

,802 **

Significance level


,000

,000

,000

,000

,000

,000


KT

Correlation coefficient r


1

,452 **

,229 **

,665 **

,626 **

,649 **

Significance level



,000

,000

,000

,000

,000


HQ

Correlation coefficient r



1

,219 **

,396 **

,502 **

,470 **

Significance level




,000

,000

,000

,000


KS

Correlation coefficient r




1

,325 **

,330 **

,445 **

Significance level





,000

,000

,000


UB

Correlation coefficient r





1

,512 **

,654 **

Significance level






,000

,000


AC

Correlation coefficient r






1

,681 **

Significance level







,000

Financial Statements

Correlation coefficient r







1

Significance level








**. p<0.05 (2-tailed).

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4.2.7. Linear regression model analysis

The results of the correlation coefficient show that the six independent variables have a linear relationship with the dependent variable. The author checks the suitability of the model by checking the assumption of normal distribution of the residuals. The linear regression model must satisfy the condition that the residuals must follow a normal distribution. The results of the frequency chart of the residuals are shown in the following chart 4.1:


Figure 4.1. Normalized residual frequency Histogram

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The distribution has a balanced bell shape with the peak falling at point 0. At the same time, the mean point is close to 0 and the standard deviation coefficient is small 0.991 < 1, so the data is highly concentrated. In other words, the residual distribution is approximately normal, so it can be concluded that the assumption of normal distribution of the residuals is not violated.

Check for multicollinearity

Multicollinearity is a phenomenon in which independent variables are closely correlated with each other, then the regression model will be violated. Check for multicollinearity through the variance inflation factor (VIF). If VIF > 10, multicollinearity may occur.


Table 4.22. Multicollinearity test results



Model

Unstandardized Beta

Standardized Beta


t


Sig.

Multicollinearity statistics


B


Std. Error


Beta

Acceptability

Variance Inflation Factor (VIF)


1

(Constant)

3,364

,021


163,793

,000



NV

,359

,033

,476

10,883

,000

,406

2,462

KT

,093

,033

,123

2,823

,005

,411

2,433

HQ

,032

,025

-,042

1,269

,082

,704

1,421

AC

,066

,034

,086

1,949

,050

,399

2,507

KS

,120

,023

,159

5,096

,000

,802

1,247

UB

,136

,031

,176

4,410

,000

,486

2,056

R=0.857; R 2 = 0.734; Adjusted R 2 = 0.729; F = 157.531; Sig = 0.000

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Multicollinearity test: Tolerance coefficients <1 and VIF coefficients <3 show that the independent variables do not have multicollinearity.

Regression analysis results

After many times of processing the regression model using different methods, the author chose the Enter method (putting all variables into the regression equation) to get the best regression model results as follows: The author used a multivariate regression model with the following form:

CLTT of financial statements = bο + b1* NV + b2*KT + b3* HQ + b4* AC + b5* KS + b6* UB + ε

In there:

CLTT BCTC: Information quality on financial statements of listed companies on Vietnam stock exchange. Staff: Accountant

KT: Independent audit quality; HQ: Corporate governance behavior;

AC: Applying International Financial Reporting Standards.



KS: Effectiveness of internal control

UB: Regulatory role of the State Securities Commission

b1-b6: Corresponding influence coefficients of independent variables on CLTT on financial statements.

Model fit testing

Table 4.23. Model summary


Model

R value

R squared

Adjusted R squared

Standard error of estimate

1

, 857a

,734

,729

,38419

a. Predictors: (Constant), UB, KS, HQ, AC, KT, NV

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Table 4.24. ANOVA table a


Model

Sum of squares

Df

Average of squares

F

Sig.

Regression

139,515

6

23,252

157,531

,000 b

1 Remainder

50,629

343

,148



Total

190,143

349




a. Dependent Variable: CLTTBCTC


b. Predictors: (Constant), UB, KS, HQ, AC, KT, NV

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The results of the analysis of variance show that the total variation of the observed dependent variable is divided into two parts: the variation due to regression and the variation due to residuals. The results of the ANOVA analysis show that the sum of squares of the residuals is 50.629 and the sum of the squares of the regression is 139.515 and their sum, called the sum of the total squares, is 190.143. From there, the result of the square deviation of the regression is 139.515/6=23.252 and that of the residual is 50.629/343 = 0.148.



From the above results, we have the result of F = 157.531/0.148 = 157.531. Based on the distribution table according to the statistical quantity F used to test the suitability of the model with the observed data, we have the value of F = 157.531 corresponding to the observed significance level < 0.0000. Thus, the p-value of the F test is very small, we can conclude that: There is a linear relationship between CLTT on the financial statements and at least one of the following factors: NV: Accounting staff; KT: Independent audit quality; HQ: Profit management behavior; AC: Application of international financial reporting standards, KS: Effectiveness of internal control, UB: Regulatory role of the State Securities Commission (or all factors). Thus, the analyzed model is consistent with the observed data and can be generalized to the whole.

Table 4.25. Regression weights (Coefficients a )



Model

Coefficient B

unprocessed eta

standard

Standardized Beta

t

Sig.

B

Std. Error

Beta

Blocking factor

3,364

,021


163,793

,000

NV

,359

,033

,476

10,883

,000

KT

,093

,033

,123

2,823

,005

HQ

,032

,025

-,042

1,269

,082

AC

,066

,034

,086

1,949

,050

KS

,120

,023

,159

5,096

,000

UB

,136

,031

,176

4,410

,000

a. Dependent Variable: CLBCTC


Linear regression equation:


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After many times of processing the regression model using different methods, the author chose the Enter method (putting all variables into the regression equation) to get the best regression model results as follows:

CLTTBCTC = bο + b1* NV + b2*KT + b3* HQ + b4* AC + b5* KS + b6* UB + ε



Through the results of linear regression analysis, we can see: The factors NV (adjusted β = 0.476, p = 0.000), KT (adjusted β = 0.123, p = 0.005), AC (adjusted β = 0.086, p = 0.50), KS (adjusted β = 0.159, p = 0.000), UB (adjusted β = 0.176, p = 0.000) have a positive relationship with liquidity on the financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market and are statistically significant at the 5% level, HQ (adjusted β = - 0.042, p = 0.082) has a negative relationship and is statistically significant at the 10% level with liquidity on the financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market.

Therefore accept the following hypotheses:


H1: The capacity and professional ethics of accounting staff have a positive impact on the quality of information on the financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market.

H2: Good internal control effectiveness positively affects the information disclosure on financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnam stock exchange.

H3: Applying international financial reporting standards has a positive impact on information quality on financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market.

H5: Independent audit quality positively affects the information quality on post-audited financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnam Stock Exchange.

H6: The regulatory role of the State Securities Commission has a positive impact on the liquidity of financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market.

With adjusted β = - 0.042, p=0.082, there is an impact on the information quality on the financial statements. Therefore, accept hypothesis H4: Earnings management behavior has a negative impact on the information quality on the financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnam Stock Exchange but at a significance level of 8.2%.

The results of the regression model analysis show an adjusted R2 coefficient of 0.729, indicating that the independent variables are able to explain 72.9% of the dependent variable. Among the influencing factors, the factor of the accounting staff has the strongest influence on the information quality on the financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnam Stock Exchange with an adjusted Beta coefficient of 0.476, followed by the factors of UB, KS, KT and finally AC, illustrated in the table below.

The linear model shows the impact of factors on liquidity on financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnam Stock Exchange:



CLTTBCTC = 3.364 + 0.359* NV + 0.093* KT - 0.032* HQ + 0.066* AC + 0.120* KS + 0.136* UB

Table 4.26. Arrange the level of impact of factors on CLTT on financial statements



STT

Variable symbol


Variable name

Values ​​are discrete variables

Strength and direction of impact

1

Financial Statements

Information quality on financial statements of listed companies on Vietnam Stock Exchange

From 1 to 5

-

2

NV

Accountant

From 1 to 5

1 (Same direction)

3

UB

Regulatory role of the State Securities Commission

From 1 to 5

2 (Same direction)

4

KS

Internal control

From 1 to 5

3 (Same direction)

5

KT

Independent audit quality

From 1 to 5

4 (Same direction)

6

AC

International application

standard

squid

Financial Statements

From 1 to 5

5 (Same direction)

7

HQ

Earnings management behavior

From 1 to 5

6 (Counter)

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In this study, there are two factors that are considered to be the specific affirmation of this study, which are the factor of Applying international financial reporting standards and the factor of the regulatory role of the State Securities Commission affecting the information quality on the financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market. The author conducted qualitative research and quantitative testing. Among the above independent variables, the factor of QTLN behavior is the factor that has an inverse relationship with the information quality on the financial statements of listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market with a significance level of less than 10%, p = 0.082.

4.2.8. Assessment of financial reporting quality and influencing factors of the reporting group and the reporting user group

The two subjects in the thesis research are the financial statement preparers (the issuers of the financial statements) and the users of the financial statements who have different economic interests in the information on the financial statements, so these two groups of subjects may have different assessments of the information quality on the financial statements of the listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market as well as the influencing factors.



The author used the ANOVA analysis method to analyze, the results are presented in Table 4.27 as follows:

Table 4.27. Results of ANOVA Independent Samples Test analysis




Work group


Quantity


Medium


Standard deviation


F function

Significance level of (F)


Function t


Two-sided significance level of t


R_TB

Financial Statement Preparation Group

243

3,1493

,83165


1,858


,174


-2,416


,016

Financial statement user group


107


3,3576


,73627


F_TB

Financial Statement Preparation Group

243

3,0527

,83299


2,285


,132


-4,180


,000

Financial statement user group


107


3,4276


,81507


U_TB

Financial Statement Preparation Group

243

3,3184

,84064


6,433


,012


-5,767


,000

Financial statement user group


107


3,8583


,87638


C_TB

Financial Statement Preparation Group

243

3.2779

,86328


,000


,988


-2,240


,026

Financial statement user group


107


3,4809


,79061


V_TB

Financial Statement Preparation Group

243

3,3204

,84350


5,501


,020


-4,100


,000

Financial statement user group


107


3,7049


,87688


T_TB

Financial Statement Preparation Group

243

3,4466

,91375


,137


,712


-2,909


,004

Financial statement user group


107


3,7257


,83745


NV_TB

Financial Statement Preparation Group

243

3.5718

.89540


9,337


,002


-3,937


,000

Financial statement user group


107


3,9028


,67616

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