Previous research has found that audit staff engage in audit quality threatening behaviours (QTB). Auditee personnel interact with audit staff during fieldwork, and their perceptions of QTB are reported in this paper. Interview findings reveal that auditees (particularly those with previous audit experience) perceive themselves as being in a position to detect some shortcomings in audit work; however, few consequences were perceived as arising from the behaviours and they reported a general reluctance to report the behaviours externally, should they be detected. Implications of the findings and areas for future research are discussed in the paper.peer-reviewe
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Audit quality is becoming a concern and a problematic issue due to corporate scandals in the busines...
Building on the work of Pierce & Sweeney’s study from 2004 and their Quality Threatening Behavio...
Dysfunctional Audit Behaviour (DAB) is an accepted problem, associated with decreased audit quality....
International audienceThis paper measures differences in the perception of audit quality between pro...
Purpose: This paper examines the association between audit quality threatening behaviour (AQTB) and ...
Dysfunctional behaviour refers to the violation of control system rules and procedures (Jaworski and...
Purpose – The quality of the opinion provided by audit firms is an important determinant of their lo...
Prior research on audit quality reduction acts has generally focused on nonmanagerial personnel in C...
Dysfunctional Audit Behaviour: An Exploratory Study in Malaysia Purpose The quality of the opinion p...
This thesis studies dysfunctional audit behaviour in the Malaysian context; to date, no previous stu...
This paper reviews the academic literature on the different conceptualizations of audit quality. We ...
This study investigates auditors’ assessment of the quality of their own audit engagements, utilisin...
Audit quality is becoming a concern and a problematic issue due to corporate scandals in the busines...
This study examines how managers and partners in audit firms perceive the moral intensity of various...
Over the last number of years whistleblowers have been gaining prominence. This paper investigates s...
Audit quality is becoming a concern and a problematic issue due to corporate scandals in the busines...
Building on the work of Pierce & Sweeney’s study from 2004 and their Quality Threatening Behavio...
Dysfunctional Audit Behaviour (DAB) is an accepted problem, associated with decreased audit quality....
International audienceThis paper measures differences in the perception of audit quality between pro...