17/02/2017
by GAA Accounting
Comments Off on Charting a course through choppy waters
By Fiona Reddan Stephen Haddrill, Chief Executive of the Financial Reporting Council, talks to Fiona Reddan about the challenge of Brexit, his commitment to high-quality regulation and the need to rethink the role of audit. Brexit is in the air. … Continue reading
16/02/2016
by GAA Accounting
Comments Off on Audit firms’ controls flawed
By Julia Irvine Audit firms’ systems for monitoring the quality of the audits they carry out are not up to scratch, according to the Financial Reporting Council. As a result, the regulator says in its report on the principal findings of … Continue reading
05/10/2015
by GAA Accounting
Comments Off on Audit tender “flood” predicted
Big Four firm anticipates a rush of audit tenders following FRC consultation.
13/08/2015
by GAA Accounting
Comments Off on Ethics: a new path of duty
The International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA) has embarked on a major revamp of the Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants. After 35 years and adoption or use in more than 100 jurisdictions, IESBA’s Code of Ethics for Professional … Continue reading
08/04/2015
by GAA Accounting
Comments Off on Leave Audit Regulatory Model Alone, says ICAEW
By Julia Irvine There is no case for change in the current model of audit regulation apart from the minimum necessary to implement the new Audit Directive and Regulation, ICAEW believes. Read more: http://economia.icaew.com/news/march-2015/leave-audit-regulatory-model-alone-says-icaew This article was originally published in … Continue reading