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Although the expectation gap in audit was defined in a number of different ways throughout the years, it is most commonly known as ‘the difference between what the public expects from the auditing profession and what the auditing profession actually provides’. However, ACCA defines the expectatio...
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gapSYNOPSIS: The auditing "expectation gap" refers to the difference between (1) what the public and other financial statement users perceive auditors' responsibilities to be and (2) what auditors believe their responsibilities entail. The notion of this divergence receives much attention in the ...
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An empirical study of the audit expectation-performance gap, ArtículoThe critical, litigious environment which characterises auditing today can be traced to the audit expectation-performance gap. Defined as the gap between society's expectations of auditors and auditors perceived performance, it is seen...
SYNOPSIS: The auditing "expectation gap" refers to the difference between (1) what the public... McEnroe, John E.,SC Martens - 《Accounting Horizons》 被引量: 197发表: 2001年 AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE AUDIT EXPECTATION GAP: AUSTRALIAN EVIDENCE This paper examines the existence and natu...
In exploring both the Spanish context and the nature of the audit expectations gap in Britain, however, the paper reveals a common underlying belief in the potential of auditing. Through this comparative analysis, and by drawing on recent audit research challenging certain long-held assumptions ...
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TO REFLECT THE DIFFERENT SPEED, THE AUDITING STANDARDS WILL REMAIN TO BE TECHNOLOGY NEUTRAL. THIS ALLOWS THE TECHNOLOGY BACKBONE OF OUR CORE AUDIT PROCESS TO ADOPT TO PROGRESS FAST AND FLEXIBLY. AT THE SAME TIME WE NEED TO ENSURE THAT EMERGING TECHNIQUES SUCH AS DATA ANALYTICS AND ARTIFICIAL ...