Add to ORKGThe article reports on the study conducted at the University of Queensland which indicates that the Corporate Law Economic Reform Program 9 (CLERP) has triggered changes to the costs and manner of audit firms. It states that the research was funded by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. It adds that the CLERP 9 has also altered the regulatory requirements for Australian auditors
This study examines how the market for audits of public companies (the market) and audit quality cha...
Recent national and international corporate collapses raised questions about the adequacy of corpora...
This paper traces the establishment of the reconstituted Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (AUA...
The Corporate Law Economic Reform Program (Audit Reform & Corporate Disclosure) Act 2004 (CLERP ...
Over the past decade or more Australia amongst other jurisdictions has experienced substantial refor...
Over the past decade or more Australia amongst other jurisdictions has experienced substantial refor...
Over the past decade or more Australia amongst other jurisdictions has experienced substantial refor...
An Introduction to CLERP 9, as its title suggests, is aimed at providing legal practitioners and stu...
This study examines the effects of auditor switch, auditee’s industry, and auditee’s location on aud...
A key part of the auditor independence reforms in Australia, as represented by Corporate Law Economi...
This paper argues that Australian accounting regulations seem to be close to the government or polit...
The Ramsay Report on the Independence of Australian Company Auditors, released in October 2001, cont...
This paper provides a review of the extensive contributions made to the audit pricing literature by ...
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) and the International Auditing and Assurance S...
Recent national and international corporate collapses raised questions about the adequacy of corpora...
This study examines how the market for audits of public companies (the market) and audit quality cha...
Recent national and international corporate collapses raised questions about the adequacy of corpora...
This paper traces the establishment of the reconstituted Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (AUA...
The Corporate Law Economic Reform Program (Audit Reform & Corporate Disclosure) Act 2004 (CLERP ...
Over the past decade or more Australia amongst other jurisdictions has experienced substantial refor...
Over the past decade or more Australia amongst other jurisdictions has experienced substantial refor...
Over the past decade or more Australia amongst other jurisdictions has experienced substantial refor...
An Introduction to CLERP 9, as its title suggests, is aimed at providing legal practitioners and stu...
This study examines the effects of auditor switch, auditee’s industry, and auditee’s location on aud...
A key part of the auditor independence reforms in Australia, as represented by Corporate Law Economi...
This paper argues that Australian accounting regulations seem to be close to the government or polit...
The Ramsay Report on the Independence of Australian Company Auditors, released in October 2001, cont...
This paper provides a review of the extensive contributions made to the audit pricing literature by ...
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) and the International Auditing and Assurance S...
Recent national and international corporate collapses raised questions about the adequacy of corpora...
This study examines how the market for audits of public companies (the market) and audit quality cha...
Recent national and international corporate collapses raised questions about the adequacy of corpora...
This paper traces the establishment of the reconstituted Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (AUA...