More companies are turning to their auditor to handle sustainability reporting assurance work due to ‘immaturity’ of market and lack of recognisable names, warns FRC
Changes to UK Listing Rules will affect the work of reporting accountants and interaction of Ethical Standard, warns the FRC, as it issues guidance for assurance providers
The two global auditing and ethics bodies have launched joint guidance for new standards to strengthen ethics and accountability of sustainability reporting and assurance
Helen MacNeill FCA explains the procedures to follow when an audit firm resigns or steps down as auditor at listed and private companies with a focus on auditor cessation
Plans to introduce long-delayed legislation for audit reform will go ahead in the first half of 2025 but new ARGA audit regulator will not be in place before 2028
Whether you are a group auditor or the component auditor, have you factored in the revised ISA (UK) 600? John Selwood ACA takes a deep dive into the major changes
The audit regulator has confirmed that PwC, Deloitte, EY and KPMG have severed ties with the non-audit parts of their firms to reduce conflicts of interest
In this month’s exclusive free CPD module, we explain the latest audit requirements under ISA (UK) 600 Revised focusing on special considerations that apply in audits of group financial statements
The National Audit Office has updated the guidance for audit committees auditing cloud services, covering due diligence, strategic assessment and potential risks
Local authorities have been given less than five months to get auditor sign-off for the devastating backlog of 80% of 2022-23 audits as government takes swift action to get on top of unacceptable backlog
The audit regulator has updated the FRC Ethical Standard for auditors for the first time in five years with a new restriction on certain fees and alignment with the international ethics standard
Poor performance by audit firms led to the regulator issuing record fines of £33.2m for audit misconduct in 2022-23, up slightly from £32.8m the previous year