Status of Auditing Standards in US Lynford Graham Member, AICPA Auditing Standards Board,

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Status of Auditing Standards in US Lynford Graham Member, AICPA Auditing Standards Board,

2 The Current Status of Auditing Standards in the US Standards Setting 2004 –PCAOB – Public –AICPA – Not PCAOB –GAO – A-133, Gov. –NASBA – Regulate State Licensing

3 Standards Setting – To April 2003 Standards –Audit and Attest Services –Quality Control –Independence and Ethics Audit and Accounting Guides

4 Professional Standards 2004 Private – AICPA SAS 102, ….. Continues to Advance Public – PCAOB Adopt April 03 AICPA Standards (Frozen) PCAOB Standards will Overlay / Overlap NotNot Conform AICPA April 2003 Standards ???? +

5 Analysis of Audit Practices Less than 100 firms have more than 10 SEC clients 15,000+ public company audits Hundreds of thousandsHundreds of thousands of non public company audits

6 Implications Reports of Public Companies in 2004 will Reference Standards of the P.C.A.O.B –Includes Standards, Independence, Ethics, Quality Reports of Others will Reference Generally Accepted Auditing Standards Must Reference Relevant Standards –e.g., PCAOB has no jurisdiction over nor any intention of inspecting private company engagements.

7 Future of Standards Setting – Private Companies ASB Restructured –NASBA representatives –User groups –State Societies –International Convergence Voluntary Election? Proposed GAO – PCAOB – ASB Standards Group

8 Questions ??