The following are the procedures performed before accepting Jane electronics audit
1. Management integrity of Jane electronics ?
We should perform a search about client and its directors in news to idnetify any negative publicity against the company.
We should obtain KYC documents from the company and its director
2. Are we independent
We should check if any partner in the firm / firm has a business/ financial relationship with the entity if yes whether appropriate independence checks are in place
We should check the share holding pattern if any of the employees / partners in the firm hold shares beyond the threshold prescribed
We should also identify if any previous partner/ current partner has employement relationship with the client
3.Any identified legal case against the company?
We should go through the companies financials to check if there are any legal cases and what will be the impact of the same on the company
We should also understand if we being associated with the client will lead to negative publicity against the firm
4.Do we have requisite expertise to handle the client?
We should go through the list of regulations applicable to the client and to understand whether we have expertise in the regulations applicable to the client
5. Managements commitment to compliance with GAAP , internal controls
We should go through the financial statements and auditors report to identify if the company is compliant with the local GAAP requirements and any qualifications in the audit report.
Read the Janes' Electronics, Inc. case at the end of the exam and answer the following...
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