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audit report changed?

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  • May 20, 2010 at 9:44 am #44002
    adnansial
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    i have heard from my study fellows that, not all the audit report but some, audit report has been changed. there is another paragraph, to be included, in audit report added i e, other matter..etc. Sir, Please tell me i couldn’t find it from anywhere whether that is true??

    May 20, 2010 at 10:03 am #60682
    Ken Garrett
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    No additional paragraph has been added to the audit report.

    May 20, 2010 at 4:27 pm #60683
    Mrtaza
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    Other matters paragraphs you are talking about is not some thing that is changed in the audit report but that concept already exists(Not newly introduced!)
    Read Text below which i am going to quote you from an article “A matter of opinion?” in Student Accountant

    Quote:
    Matter of Opinion wrote:

    ‘Other matter’ paragraphs are used
    to refer to matters that have not been
    disclosed in the financial statements
    that the auditor believes are significant
    to user understanding. One usage of
    these paragraphs is where the auditor
    concludes that there is a material
    inconsistency between the audited
    financial statements and the other
    (unaudited) information contained
    within the annual report and accounts,
    as required by ISA 720, The Auditor’s
    Responsibilities Relating to Other
    Information in Documents Containing
    Audited Financial Statements.
    May 22, 2010 at 3:38 pm #60684
    Anonymous
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    Difference between:

    1)Emphasis of matter paragraph

    Required to refer to a matter
    APPROPRIATELY presented or disclosed in the FS

    That in the Auditor’s judgment
    is FUNDAMENTAL to:
    a)the user’s understanding of the FS

    2) Other matter paragraph

    Required to refer to a matter
    NOT presented or disclosed in the FS

    That in the Auditor’s judgment
    is RELEVANT to:
    a)the user’s understanding of the FS
    b)the Auditor’s responsibility or
    c)the audit report

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