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  1. This standard is required to be applied to the audit of all listed entities. The objectives of ISA 701 are for the auditor to: determine those matters which are to be regarded as KAM; and. communicate those matters in the auditor’s report. The term ‘key audit matters’ is defined in ISA 701 as: ‘Those matters that, in the auditor’s ...

  2. 2024年4月4日 · Audit Report Contents are the basic structure of the audit report which needs to be clear, providing sufficient evidence providing the justification about the opinion of the auditors and includes Title of Report, Addressee details, Opening Paragraph, scope Paragraph, Opinion Paragraph, Signature, Place of Signature, and Date of the Report.

  3. Definition: The audit report or auditor is the report that contains the audit’s opinion, which independent auditors issue after they examine the entity’s financial statements and related reports. These include financial statements, management accounts, and management reports. Or other reports like compliant reports. Mostly, those reports are issued based on auditors’ professional ...

  4. ability to continue as a going concern in an auditor’s report cannot be viewed as a guarantee as to the entity’s ability to continue as a going concern. Effective Date 8. This HKSA is effective for audits of financial statements for periods ending on or after 152016.

  5. This standard is required to be applied to the audit of all listed entities. The objectives of ISA 701 are for the auditor to: determine those matters which are to be regarded as KAM; and. communicate those matters in the auditor’s report. The term ‘key audit matters’ is defined in ISA 701 as: ‘Those matters that, in the auditor’s ...

  6. There are four types of audit report which are as given below: Unqualified opinion. Qualified opinion. Adverse opinion. Disclaimer of opinion. Unqualified opinion: It is also termed as clean audit report which is issued by auditor when all financial statements and books of accounts are free form any discrepancies and misrepresentations.

  7. www.auasb.gov.au › implementation-support › auditor-reporting-faqsAuditor Reporting FAQs

    The Australian Auditing Standards requires the engagement partner’s name to be included in the Auditor’s Report where required by law and regulation (ASA 700, paragraph 46). For all audits conducted in compliance with the Corporations Act 2001, the engagement partner signs the Auditor’s Report in their own name and the name of the firm (Corporations Act 2001 section 324AB (3) and ASA 700 ...