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How technology will allow audit to look forwards not backwards
Research from CA ANZ and ACCA details how technology is transforming audit...
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Joint submission on the IAASB’s Quality Management suite
Chartered Accountants ANZ and ACCA have lodged joint submissions to the IAASB on their suite of exposures drafts proposing revisions to quality management for audit firms...
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How companies put climate change financial risks on the books
Local standard setters have backed the G20’s push to include climate-related risks to earnings in financial statements...
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Public supports wider audit scope
Survey shows public support for the role of auditors to be expanded into areas such as fraud detection and prevention of corporate collapses...
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An External Auditor's Guide to Improving Audit Quality Using an Individual Recognition and Accountability Framework
Guidance for audit practitioners to improve audit quality by developing, or reviewing, a recognition and accountability framework for audit-related leadership positions...
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An External Auditor’s Guide to Improving Audit Quality Using Root Cause Analysis
Guidance for auditors to improve audit quality by providing a definition of root cause analysis (RCA) and explaining how RCA can identify and address the root causes of review and inspection findings...
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Q&A: Peppercorn leases
This technical Q&A answers: How should Australian not-for-profit entities record concessionary leases under the new leases standard?...
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CA ANZ welcomes consultation to reduce ASIC fees for auditors
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) welcomes the opportunity to provide input on draft regulations reducing auditor resignation fees back to $40 (from $3,487) after engaging with...
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Why accountants need insurance
As data-matching grows more powerful every year, the right insurance can safeguard professionals against the increased risk of audits and stronger government scrutiny of clients...
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Listen: KPMG chair walks a tightrope
KPMG Australia’s new chairman Alison Kitchen, whose audit career spans more than 30 years, wants her firm to open up to the public. Can that plan survive in a sceptical era?...
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Laws passed to fight modern slavery
NSW companies with yearly turnover of not less than $50 million now need to publish a yearly modern slavery statement or face fines. CA ANZ will help accountants prepare for new reporting rules...
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How to supercharge finance model templates
Templates can save time and be very useful, but only if they are developed correctly. Check out some expert tips here...