US GAAP

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How AS 1000 Will Transform Audit Responsibilities

How AS 1000 Will Transform Audit Responsibilities

Mike DionByMike Dion

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) recently proposed a standard, AS 1000, to revolutionize auditing. It would address the core principles and responsibilities of the auditor, such as reasonable assurance, professional judgment, due professional care, and professional skepticism. In addition, it would also amend some other standards related to fundamental audit responsibilities.

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