“Leadership Responsibilities for Quality within the Audit Firm” represents the first element for system of quality control as prescribed in the International Standard on Quality Control 1 (ISQC 1).
Governance is becoming more complex and challenging in the COVID-19 new normal, as audit committees can surely attest.
Auditors are expected to exercise a high degree of vigilance when conducting the audit of biological assets, an area where subjectivity, judgements and estimates abound.
eConfirm.my Integral to MIA’s Strategy to Advocate Audit Digitisation
MIA’s high-level talent roundtable sought to understand the audit workplace and talent engagement strategies across firms of different sizes.