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Audit and Assurance Faculty publications

Technical guidance and best practice publications for auditors.

Auditing groups: a practical guide SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL

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This supplementary material to the ICAEW publication: Auditing groups: a practical guide, has been developed by the contributors to the guide and is designed to facilitate improved communications between group and component auditors.

The audit of related parties in practice - international edition

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This publication is a practical guide to the audit of related party relationships and transactions, providing suggestions in the form of a five-point action plan to improve audit quality in this area.

The audit of related parties in practice

In the light of increasing public interest in the quality of audits, the faculty considers that the audit of related parties is an area where further improvements in audit quality and efficiency can be achieved.

Quality control in the audit environment - international edition

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This publication is an international version of the ICAEW Audit & Assurance Faculty guide on quality control for audit firms issued in September 2010. It takes into account recent developments, in particular the impact of the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board's (IAAS's) clarified version of International Standard on Quality Control (ISQC1).

Implementing International Standards on Auditing

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ICAEW has created a series of practical guides to support auditors in implementing the IAASB’s international standards on auditing. The guides focus on key challenges in implementing ISAs and how to overcome them.

Perspectives on Assurance: Engaging business

Helps business and their stakeholders to understand the nature of external assurance, to identify business needs and expectations that could be met by external assurance and to solicit feedback based on practical experience.

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