IMPLEMENTING ISQM 1 & ISA 220(R)
The Quality Control Standard, ISQC 1 has been implemented since 2006 for firms that perform Audits and Reviews of Financial Statements and Other Assurance and Related Services Engagements.
The Quality Control Standard, ISQC 1 has been implemented since 2006 for firms that perform Audits and Reviews of Financial Statements and Other Assurance and Related Services Engagements.
Over the years, the authorities have continued to monitor, review and refine its strategies in light of the developments and circumstances that affect its surveillance programmes and consider improvements and …
Inland Revenue Board (IRB) has increased its efforts to increase revenue and to make taxpayers more compliant and therefore have been issuing notices and assessments
With a view to bringing a modern and holistic approach to quality, ISQM 1 requires the firm to perform a Risk Assessment Process to identify and …
The financial reporting framework for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) over the past few years have seen more frequent use of estimations used in measurement & recognition
The objective of the auditor is to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence regarding the assessed risks
of material misstatement, through appropriately responding to the risks identified.
Auditors play a crucial role during the audit finalization and completion stage to ensure that all key matters and procedures are properly addressed and …
Analytical Procedures have been part of the audit process for decades, but many auditors fail to understand their objectives or how these procedures should be properly applied for substantive testing, resulting in many audit deficiencies, some of which are serious.
The audit of assets is a critical area in the audit of financial statements as it involves key resources of a business. As such, auditors have to ensure that audit assertions of existence, rights & obligations, valuations, completeness and accuracy is adequately verified so that they are fairly stated in the financial statements.
This webinar examines the role of Auditors for detection of Fraud and Errors. It deals with the requirements of ISA 240 and the revised role of auditors in the examination of the financial statements.