Exposure draft 35 - 1 October 1989: analytical procedures - a proposed revision to International auditing Guideline 12, analytical review
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The International Federation of Accountants' International Auditing Practices Committee's Exposure Draft 35 (ED) (Oct 1, 1989): Analytical Procedures - a proposed revision to International Auditing Guideline 12, Analytical Review, is presented. The ED contains the nature and purpose of analytical procedures, analytical procedures in planning the audit, the use of analytical procedures as substantive tests and in the overall revue, the extent of reliance on analytical procedures, and investigations of unusual fluctuations and items.
Publication Name: Accountancy
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0001-4664
Year: 1990
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Proposed framework of international auditing guidelines
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The Proposed Framework of International Auditing Guidelines is designed to delimit the services and assurance levels of auditors, describe the services provided, explain the means to expand those services, and define the point at which the auditor is officially associated with the financial information audited. Audit assurance service, limited assurance, and no assurance service are defined.
Publication Name: Accountancy
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0001-4664
Year: 1986
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