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Who is Microsoft's audit firm?

Ernst & Young


How the acceptance of large and high risk audit clients for relatively high audit fees may threaten an audit firm's de facto and perceived independence?

The professional judgment of auditors may be compromised when their firm is overly dependent on one or a few large clients. Auditors, even those at the lower levels of a CPA firm, are likely cognizant of the economic impact that losing such a client would have on their firm and possibly on their own professional careers. This awareness alone may cause auditors to be more "flexible" during such engagements. This problem may be compounded when a large client poses a relatively high audit risk since there is a greater likelihood that problematic issues requiring the exercise of professional judgment will arise on such an engagement. Criticism of the auditing profession has sensitized investors, creditors, and other third-party financial statement users to the paradoxical nature of audit independence. Third parties often find it difficult to accept that auditors can maintain an objective, professional point of view when the client retains and compensates the audit firm. This skepticism is likely heightened in circumstances such as those that existed in the Phoenix audit market in 1985. In a highly competitive audit market, the acceptance of a huge client, such as Lincoln, may cause third parties to assume that the given audit firm will resolve key accounting and auditing issues in the client's favor to ensure retention of the client.


How are audit fees determined in small audit firms?

Estimated and actual costs, are influenced by:the Auditors' Time (a function of the assessed Audit Risk)the Auditors' Disbursements (ie. Travel to conduct the audit)the sate of the subject Company's RecordsSome smaller firms may have less overhead and can therefore afford charge less.In most, if not all jurisdictions, there are rules of professional conduct that govern how auditors must price their audits. For example, firms are not allowed to charge significantly lower than the predecessor firm, unless the member or licensed firm can demonstrate they have qualified staff, resources and will not compromise the audit quality.


Difference between continuous Audit and Periodical Audit?

The main difference in a continuous audit and a periodical audit is the amount of time an audit is done. A continuous audit is done many times throughout the year and a periodical is performed once a year. A continuous audit is also expensive because of the amount of time spent doing it.


3 general types of quality audits?

3rd Party Audit - Independent Audit 2nd Party Audit- Customer Audit 1st Party Audit- Internal Audit