Audit Quality, Auditing Standards, and Legal Regimes: Implications for International Auditing Standards
Dan A. Simunic, Minlei Ye, Ping Zhang
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Dan A. Simunic, Minlei Ye, Ping Zhang
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ABSTRACT We summarize the analyses detailed in two papers on the relation between audit quality, auditing standards, and legal regimes. We show that optimal auditing standards for a country are a complex function of the legal system in that country. We then discuss the implications for the adoption of international auditing standards.
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ABSTRACT We summarize the analyses detailed in two papers on the relation between audit quality, auditing standards, and legal regimes. We show that optimal auditing standards for a country are a complex function of the legal system in that country. We then discuss the implications for the adoption of international auditing standards.
Key concepts: Audit, Generally Accepted Auditing Standards, Accounting, Business, Quality (philosophy), Quality audit, Function (biology), Operational auditing