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Spotlight on Auditor Independence

Machen McChesney

Auditor independence is the cornerstone of the accounting profession.

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Auditor evaluation deficiencies are more frequent than you think: How to ensure an accurate data review

ThomsonReuters

Auditors rely on data review to ensure the reliability and integrity of financial statements. Auditors must ensure that financial statements are free from material misstatements and that all relevant information is included. It helps auditors identify errors, irregularities, and potential fraud.

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ESG and data: Management tips for tax firm leaders

ThomsonReuters

The ability to accurately identify and manage this data helps your clients build trust amongst their stakeholders and demonstrates a commitment to society. Accountants and auditors have an expanding role to play in determining the integrity of a company’s disclosure of ESG topics.

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Investment Stewardship Global Principles 2023

Harvard Corporate Governance

Companies are responsible for ensuring they have appropriate governance structures to serve the interests of shareholders and other key stakeholders. Shareholders should have the right to vote to elect, remove, and nominate directors, approve the appointment of the auditor, and amend the corporate charter or by-laws.

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Ten Factors to Consider when Setting the Scope of an Internal Audit

Internal Audit 360

Set too wide and internal auditors can feel like they are trying to boil the ocean. Defining the scope during the audit planning process and getting all stakeholders agree to it is an important step to any internal audit and can make or break the engagement. Done right, it can provide a roadmap for internal auditors to follow.

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Internal Audit Foundation Releases First-of-its-Kind Annual Global Risk in Focus Reports

Audit Board

Global Risk in Focus provides practical, data-driven research to help internal auditors and their stakeholders understand the current risk landscape and prepare internal audit plans for the years ahead. The report found that cybersecurity (73%) and human capital (51%) are currently the most prevalent risks across the globe.

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Challenges and changes within the audit industry

ThomsonReuters

Auditors are having to expand the scope of their work as ESG is increasingly under the scrutiny of stakeholders and investors. Firms must either upskill their auditors or invest in new talent with the education and qualifications around ESG to ensure the proper engagements occur. Here is a brief summary of the top five: 1.