Working in the regulated area of audit
Firms working in the regulated area of audit are required to comply with the audit regulations and guidance.
Firms working in the regulated area of audit are required to comply with the Audit Regulations and Guidance. This section explains what constitutes regulated audit work, how to gain audit rights and examines some of the consequences of Brexit on auditing rights.
Firms working in the regulated area of audit are required to comply with the audit regulations and guidance.
ICAEW is now responsible for the licensing, registering and monitoring of auditors who wish to carry out audits of local public bodies. This page explains what accountancy firms and individuals need to do to become a registered local auditor under the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014.
To gain audit rights, you need to hold an audit qualification such as the ICAEW Audit Qualification.
Auditor Limited Liability Agreements (LLA) are contracts designed to ensure that auditors are not pursued for excessive losses, just a reasonable proportion based on their responsibility.
Find out what is licensed work and how your firm can become a licensed practice.
ICAEW intends to seek the revocation of its Recognised Accountancy Body (RAB) status in Ireland with effect from 1 July 2021