"A fascinating behind-the-scenes examination of how agreement on key financial reporting issues is reached, this book provides insights into a vital process which is normally inaccessible to all but its participants. With unprecedented access to key participants, the authors draw on results of...

Post-financial crisis, audit committee (AC) reforms are proposed to improve the quality of financial reporting.<xref ref-type="fn" rid="FN0000">-super-†</xref><fn id="FN0000"><label>† </label>The editorial process for this paper was undertaken by Pauline Weetman, former ABR editor.</fn> This paper's empirical contribution is to investigate the extent to which ACs...

Global repercussions of the Enron scandal and particularly the enactment of the Sarbanes--Oxley Act (SOX) in the USA, resulted in significant changes in the UK regulatory regime for audit and corporate governance, including an increased role for audit committees and independent inspection of...

In the wake of the financial crisis, regulators intend to increase the responsibilities of audit committees (ACs), yet little is known about how ACs discharge their existing responsibilities and interact with auditors and management. This study investigates the involvement of the AC, the AC...

Real-life accounting and auditing problems are often complex and messy, requiring the synthesis of technical knowledge in addition to the application of generic skills. To help students acquire the necessary skills to deal with these problems effectively, educators have called for the use of...