Titlebook: Behind Closed Doors: What Company Audit is Really About; Vivien Beattie,Stella Fearnley,Richard Brandt Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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Michael and Paul (MP plc)cerns were supported by Michael, the group chief accountant, and the finance director, Joe. Michael was our interviewee. The matter was discussed by the audit committee and the main board and after some debate the treasury activities were restructured.

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Verliert der Luxus seinen Glanz?,6 and 1997 and, therefore, reflect the economic and regulatory environment of that time. However, although the regulatory environment has changed since then, the fundamental issues that emerge remain unaffected by the passage of time — in particular the quality of earnings and auditor independence.

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Dennis and Alan (DA plc)sh-rich division was experiencing poor trading conditions. Also the board was aware of an impending hid. The head office was a lean operation with most of the accounting done in the two divisions. The board was small, and some of the directors had substantial shareholdings. There were two independent non-executive directors.

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Tennyson and Hallam: Life and Background,a respectable image with its financial reporting and avoid criticism. There were a number of accountants on the board and the audit committee. The composition of the audit committee had changed following the Cadbury. corporate governance recommendations and the committee now contained a high level of accounting expertise.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25555-1In this chapter, we present a summary of the questionnaire stage of our study, in which 153 FDs and 244 AEPs comment on the frequency with which 46 audit and audit-related issues are discussed, are negotiated, and result in a change to the accounting numbers and/or disclosures. First, the methods used are outlined, then the results are summarised.

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