Adoção do valor justo: um estudo sobre a relevância do valor justo dos ativos biológicos e propriedades para investimento nas empresas não financeiras de capital aberto no Brasil nos anos de 2010 e 2011

Abstract

This study examined the relevance (value relevance) of fair value of biological assets, investment properties and financial instruments established by Brazilian companies not traded in financial years 2010 and 2011 (after implementation of international accounting standards) in the formation of its share price. Were selected for the study of non-financial companies traded that were impacted by CPC 28 - Investment Property and CPC 29 - Biological Assets, identified 70 companies in 2010 and 76 in 2011. It was used as a methodological procedure quantitative analysis performed using univariate statistical test (mean difference) and multivariate statistics (using the Ohlson (1995)). The study found that: (a) 8% of non-financial Brazilian companies traded were impacted by CPC 29, while 16% were impacted by CPC 28 (b) on average, the effect of fair value of biological assets and properties investment recognized in earnings contributed to the increase in this variable accounting of the companies analyzed, while the effect of fair value from financial instruments contributed, on average, to decrease the income of the companies analyzed, (c) test the mean difference ( Wilcoxon) pointed out that the changes in fair value accounted for statistically significant differences between the accounting variables (income and equity) with the effect of fair value and without the effect of fair value for all years and cases analyzed, and (d) the results of Ohlson model indicate that the total effect of the fair value recognized in earnings was detected as relevant in 2010 as well as the fair value of investment properties and financial instruments. In pooled, we found evidence of the relevance of the effect of fair value from the CPC 28, CPC 29 and CPC38. There was no evidence of the relevance of fair value in the year 2011.