Part 1: Introduction, Executive Summary
Part 2: Matter of legal compliance, Responsibility of compliance
Part 3: Auditor’s objectives, Auditor’s consideration
Part 2: Matter of legal compliance, Responsibility of compliance
Part 3: Auditor’s objectives, Auditor’s consideration
Part 4: Communicating non-compliance, Auditor’s report, Disclosure to legal authorities
Read ISA 250 Summary Online ISA 250 Test5 Communicating non-compliance
- Auditor shall communicate non-compliance to those charged with governance regarding identified or expected non-compliance
- Where auditor expects violation is with the intent of management then auditor shall communicate this to those charged with governance at his earliest
- If auditor finds management or those charged with governance are involved in violating the provisions of law then auditor shall seek the higher authority, if any, and communicate the matter.
- If there is no such higher exists then auditor may seek legal advice in this regard
6 Auditor’s report
If identified or expected contradictions are not reported appropriately in the financial statements then auditor shall provide a qualified or adverse opinion
If auditor was unable to obtained sufficient appropriate audit evidence regarding known or expected violations that may affect financial statements materially then auditor shall see if:
- Limitation is clearly imposed by management or those charged with governance then auditor expresses a qualified or disclaimer of opinion
- He is unsure if limitations are a result of conditions restrictions of management then auditor shall decide in the light of circumstances
7 Disclosure to legal authorities
For identified or suspected contraries auditor shall assess if he is required to disclose such matter in front of legal authorities