a) Audit objectives emphasizing that auditors obtain reasonable assurance that thefinancial statements taken as a whole are free from material misstatement.b) Recognizing that company management is responsible for preparing financialstatements, while the auditors are responsible for forming and expressing opinions onthe financial statements. The responsibility for preparing and presenting thefinancial statements lies with the management, and an audit of the financialstatements does not relieve management of their responsibilities.c) Company management is required to disclose serious going concern issues that mayjeopardize the viability of the company in financial statements. Auditors are requiredto audit the appropriateness of such disclosures and are obligated to refer to suchgoing concern issues in the audit report to provide information to the public. Inaddition, auditors must state adverse opinions when they have determined that it isnot appropriate for the company to prepare its financial statements based on thegoing concern assumption.d) In the new auditing standards, JICPA is clearly recognized as the auditing-guidelinesetter. The preface to the new auditing standards states that the auditing standardstogether with the guidelines issued by JICPA form generally accepted auditingstandards (GAAS) in Japan
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