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Sullivan (1984) suggests that the alternative audit approaches adopted by accounting firms be expressed in terms of 'structure' and 'judgement', with a division provided by the degree to which auditor judgement is replaced by structured quantitative algorithms. Cushing and Loebbecke (1986)...
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Sullivan suggests that the alternative audit approaches adopted by accounting firms be expressed in terms of “structure” and “judgement”, with a division provided by the degree to which auditor judgement is replaced by structured quantitative algorithms. Cushing and Loebbecke attempt to...
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This commentary identifies and comments on anomalies in the oversight of Australian auditors and audit firms. Regulatory and professional oversight and inspection of Australian auditors and audit firms arise from a number of sources, highlighting its multi-faceted nature. This makes it...
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