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Significance is an essential reference in the judgments of the economic environment. It talks about significant … term "materiality" when the submit financial information, to evaluate the risk or partial information or investigating … threshold of significance during the mission financial audit can serve as reference for other categories of investigation in the …
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Unlike other information, assertions and conclusions made during the audit process, the auditor's opinion expressed in the report on the accuracy of the financial statements in terms of the company’s image is available to all users. The result of a series of professional judgments based on...
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The Article deals with issues of improving methods of planning and carrying out internal audit in conditions of risk-oriented approach to audit according to the indices of value-based management system - VBM (Value Based Management) using the risk card (risk matrix). A risk card (risk matrix)...
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The present study refers to the signification threshold, as a basic element which influences the development and the quality of the entire financial audit process. During the article it is underlined the fact that the way of determining the signification threshold inside the audit missions is...
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Determination of materiality is a crucial step in an audit mission because it affects theentire audit process. The … incorrect application of materiality can have serious negativerepercussions on both the audited entity and the auditor (Enron …
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a mission as a whole. Materiality plays a primary role in determining the relevance of information provided by the users … of financial statements. This material highlights the role of qualitative factors in determining materiality, as far as … not set precise rules in determining materiality, the issue is necessary because decisions of the auditors and users of …
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contributed to increased audit liability measures. It then discusses the significance of the Companies Act 2006, following the …
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Responsibility for preventing and detecting fraud rest with management entities. Although the auditor is not and cannot be held responsible for preventing fraud and errors, in your work, he can have a positive role in preventing fraud and errors by deterring their occurrence. The auditor should...
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We analyze corporate fraud in a model where managers have superior information but, due to private benefits from empire building, are biased against liquidation. This may induce them to misreport information and even bribe auditors when liquidation would be value-increasing. To restrain fraud,...
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This paper presents the main principles applicable in audit activity. Those people involve in audit activities are obliged to respect these principles, therefore engaging themselves in the achievement of ethical and legitimate objectives of the company.
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