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Restatement for an error correction or SEC-mandated adjustment sends a significantly different message from that of a discretionary change in accounting principle; some investors or analysts could confuse retrospective application of an accounting change with restatements stemming from errors or fraud. It has been well documented that organisations that embrace change with an open, positive and welcoming attitude will be more apt to survive in the face of competition and changing market conditions (for example, Argyris, Putman and Smith, 1985; Price Waterhouse, 1995; Eccles, 1996; McConnell, 2002). Dollard argued that the procedure for change control should include filing a standardized form for submitting the change request, followed by evaluation, review and approval of the change request, execution of the change with documentation, review and approval of implementation and post-change tracking. |
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