Corporate Social Responsibility And Financial Statement Fraud: Evidence From Indian Companies.

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Raseem Abdul Khader P
Fathima Rabeela Pandikadavath
Ashida A P
Vishnuprasad T
Dr. Nissar P

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The question of whether Corporate Social Responsibility influences or affects financial outcomes including stock returns, accounting performance indicators, risk and capital costs has been a major focus of earlier studies on Corporate Social Responsibility. Here the researcher conducts an investigation regarding whether Corporate Social Responsibility influences on the financial statement fraud of Indian corporate. The logistic regression model will be use to analyses the data.  This study provides theoretical implications regarding Corporate Social Responsibility research and financial fraud. Thus, this study provides research opportunities for future researchers and can be additional literature on corporate social responsibility.


 

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Raseem Abdul Khader P, Fathima Rabeela Pandikadavath, Ashida A P, Vishnuprasad T, & Dr. Nissar P. (2024). Corporate Social Responsibility And Financial Statement Fraud: Evidence From Indian Companies. Educational Administration: Theory and Practice, 30(5), 5792–5796. https://doi.org/10.53555/kuey.v30i5.3856
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Raseem Abdul Khader P

Part Time Research Scholar, Department of Commerce & Management Studies, PSMO College Tirurangadi

Fathima Rabeela Pandikadavath

Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies, PPTM Arts and Science College Cherur

Ashida A P

Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Al Shifa College of Arts & Science, Keezhatur Perinthalmanna.

Vishnuprasad T

Research Scholar, Department of Commerce, Government College Kodancheri

Dr. Nissar P

Assistant Professor & Research Supervisor, Department of Commerce & Management Studies, PSMO College Tirurangadi