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Auditors And Amendments To The JSE Listings Requirements. Oct 22, 2009 655
Mark Myers. Raab, Marian Occupation overview Sep 1, 2009 611
The challenging role of the auditor: the main job of the auditor is verification of a company's financial records. They find out whether a company's records present its true financial situation. But increasingly, their job scope has expanded beyond mere verification to include more value-added services. Jun 1, 2009 2055
Better understanding the financial statement audit. Gauthier, Stephen J. Jun 1, 2009 2285
Auditors In The Spotlight. O'Connell, Liam Feb 3, 2009 669
Accountants Liability Update. May 12, 2008 3834
Dr David Mugglestone. Occupation overview Feb 1, 2008 207
Building an effective internal audit function: learning from SOX Section 404 reports. Hermanson, Dana R.; Ivancevich, Daniel M.; Ivancevich, Susan H. Jan 1, 2008 5061
IT audit skills found lacking. Filipek, R. Jun 1, 2007 327
Leverage the Internet: for Web-savvy auditors, vast online resources are just a mouse click away. Kaplan, Jim Jun 1, 2007 1202
A heavier weight to carry: despite initial pressures to emphasize financial controls more than governance, internal auditors are now bearing additional responsibility for both--and raising their stature as a result. Jackson, Russell A. Jun 1, 2007 3069
Creating a fraud risk dialogue: internal auditors can use a carefully crafted questionnaire to help meet their responsibility for identifying the indicators of fraud. Kolman, Mark R. Jun 1, 2007 2733
Moving forward with ERM: by working together, chief risk officers and internal auditors can guide their organization around enterprise risk management pitfalls. De La Rosa, Sean Jun 1, 2007 2079
Preparing for a pandemic: public health experts say the occurrence of another worldwide influenza outbreak is not in doubt. Internal auditors need to help ensure organizations have a plan in place to deal with such an eventuality. Ying, Jane; Ash, Alan D.; Sly, Tim Jun 1, 2007 1835
The language of risk: organizations can improve risk management and audit processes by communicating risks in terms that everyone understands. Espersen, Donald Jun 1, 2007 1420
A missed opportunity. Dangre, Philippe Column Jun 1, 2007 481
The fraud disconnect: a shared understanding of where fraud-related responsibilities lie can help internal auditing and management avoid costly short circuits. Baker, Neil Cover story Apr 1, 2007 2870
Safeguarding documents: to mitigate risks to sensitive corporate data, internal auditors must pay close attention to controls at the document level. Landwehr, John Apr 1, 2007 1253
Fraud in the audit department: a CAE looks to restore his team's credibility after a member of the staff is caught embezzling company funds. Van Wijk, Eelco R.; Holmes, Timothy R. Apr 1, 2007 1505
Reaching a higher level: a series of self-assessment questions may help auditors enhance the credibility and stature of their department. Glascock, Kenneth Feb 1, 2007 1407
Compliance automation: software tools can give auditors more insight into the controls and policies their organization needs to meet regulatory mandates. Dickson, Suzanne Column Feb 1, 2007 845
An overlooked risk: audits of self-funded health-care plans can apprise management not only of potential fraud, but also of compliance issues requiring remediation. Applegate, Dennis Feb 1, 2007 1503
Streamlining Sarbanes-Oxley compliance: a publicly traded insurance firm contours its compliance practices by keeping key controls to a manageable level. Kendall, Kristina Cover story Feb 1, 2007 2628
Drawing a map of the business: universal Modeling Language diagrams can help internal auditors visualize their organization's business processes. Andrews, Christine P. Feb 1, 2007 1778
The auditor as internal consultant: consulting skills can boost the internal auditor's influence in the organization. White, Scott D. Feb 1, 2007 2901
7 criteria for ethics assessments: organizations can strengthen ethics training programs by focusing on employees' sense of self-efficacy to encourage specific positive actions. Baggett, Walter O. Feb 1, 2007 2455
Destination ahead: establishing an effective risk management regime can be a long and twisting journey, but internal auditors can guide the way. Psica, Alexandra Feb 1, 2007 1391
Continuous improvement: recommendations from an independent review prompt a CAE to pursue ongoing quality assessments. Van Wijk, Eelco R.; Holmes, Timothy R. Feb 1, 2007 1382
Should congress mandate audit firm rotation? Dickins, Denise Dec 22, 2006 748
Communicating wrongdoing: new research considers the internal auditor's unique responsibility to be a whistleblower in certain situations. Kaplan, Steven E.; Rittenberg, Larry E.; Schultz, Joseph J., Jr. Dec 1, 2006 1644
Auditing e-mail clients: comprehensive reviews of messaging systems and policies can help safeguard vital business communications. Ugochuku, Ike Dec 1, 2006 1463
There is more to be done: internal auditors need to be proactive in the fight to improve governance in business and government. Waring, Colleen G. Dec 1, 2006 1529
Keeping the company clean: internal auditors who conduct ethics audits can help prevent inappropriate activities from being swept under the rug and ensure the organization's reputation remains spotless. Jackson, Russell Survey Dec 1, 2006 2761
Auditing cultural diversity: understanding and embracing cultural differences is essential to survival in a global economy. Ricaud, John S. Dec 1, 2006 2839
Holiday audit carols. Jacka, J. Michael Dec 1, 2006 937
Cultivating a loyal workforce: audit departments can give employee retention efforts a boost by applying 10 tips for keeping staff invigorated and engaged. Helpert, Anita L. Dec 1, 2006 2980
Lapping up the profits: deficient controls enable an accounting director to fleece approximately US $350,000. McNeal, Andi Dec 1, 2006 1539
SEC proposes regulatory relief. Whitley, J. Oct 1, 2006 314
Collecting performance data: a CAE seeks a new benchmarking strategy to gauge his audit shop's effectiveness. Van Wijk, Eelco R.; Holmes, Timothy R. Oct 1, 2006 1320
Is auditing taken seriously? Ugochuku, Ike Oct 1, 2006 440
Theory to practice: continuous auditing gains. Heffes, Ellen M. Sep 1, 2006 856
Has 'privilege' lost its reward? Company officials can and sometimes should turn down auditors' requests to turn over privileged documents or waive attorney-client privilege. Recent calls for regulatory guidance may help, experts say. Orenstein, Edith Sep 1, 2006 2182
A multipurpose manual: the right approach to policies and procedures documentation can help auditors meet several challenges at once. Aumann, Ron Aug 1, 2006 1414
The CAE's many hats: as audit executives continually take on new responsibilities, they are beginning to wonder where to draw the line. Jameson, Steven E. Aug 1, 2006 1041
OFHEO report critical of Fannie Mae; GSE fined $400 million. Jul 1, 2006 762
Navigating through change: the dynamic nature of corporate ethics requires auditors to stay abreast of evolving standards and reflect change when appropriate. Jackson, Russell A. Dec 1, 2005 2830
Systems development audits: CSA workshops can lend added focus and depth to technology project reviews. McQuay, Paul Dec 1, 2005 2271
ERM-based audit reports: auditors can give clients a better view of control weaknesses by aligning their reporting process with enterprise risk management. De La Rosa, Sean Dec 1, 2005 1506
Winning over the CIO: auditors prove their worth to a chief officer, and a spreadsheet application facilitates competency self-assessment. Jacka, J. Mike Dec 1, 2005 1403
Shareholders will gain the power. Brief article Dec 1, 2005 96
Internal auditing's role in corporate governance. Whitley, J. Oct 1, 2005 260
Easing into interviews: effective interview techniques can help set a cooperative tone for audit engagements. Whatley, Paula Oct 1, 2005 1353
Behind the shadow: the inherent unpleasantness of forensic engagements needn't obscure the investigative process. With adequate preparation and knowledge, auditors can approach forensic accounting with confidence, not dread. Jackson, Russell A. Cover Story Oct 1, 2005 3522
From honeymoon to commitment: most managers face four transitional phases when adapting to a new leadership position. Those who make the appropriate adjustments can maintain, and even improve, staff performance levels. Graham, Gerald; Lewis, Tom D. Oct 1, 2005 1855
A roomful of documents: a new audit director finds her department's records in a state of disarray. Van Wijk, Eelco R. Oct 1, 2005 1282
Roger Raber: in praise of independent insiders; The head of the U.S. membership organization for board members says internal audit executives have grown considerably in their roles--but he calls on them to be even more assertive. Jackson, Russell A. Interview Jun 1, 2005 2502
Spreadsheets under pressure: Sarbanes-Oxley is testing the reporting capabilities of this widely used business management software. Leech, Tim J. Jun 1, 2005 1351
Siphoning the audit department: a frustrated audit director grapples with increasing staff departures and potential conflicts of interest. Van Wijk, Eelco R. Jun 1, 2005 1459
Role play: internal auditors differ in their opinions on just what part they should play in the implementation of their organization's enterprise risk management. Jackson, Russell A. Apr 1, 2005 4595
A quantitative assessment of internal controls: internal auditors can fortify their assurance efforts by implementing a systematic, framework-based approach to control reviews. Perry, William E.; Warner, H.C. "Pete" Apr 1, 2005 3121
Shifting sands: the changing relationship between financial executives and auditors. Sayther, Colleen Jul 1, 2004 761
Fraud risk assessments: audits focused on identifying fraud-related exposures can serve as the cornerstone of an effective antifraud program. Frank, Jonny Apr 1, 2004 3114
Boards and auditors face forbidden zones: now that many traditional ways of doing business with an auditor are either flatly prohibited or questionable, prudence dictates the adoption of new policies when engaging an auditor for tax services. Andreoli, Brian; Dembitz, Edward; Margulis, Michael Jan 1, 2004 1806
For the public good: CMA Michael McLaughlin brings clarity of purpose and astute financial management to air transport and public performance reporting. Colman, Robert; Fletcher, David Interview Oct 1, 2003 2645
Six points to ponder when invited to join an audit committee. Duffy, Maureen Nevin Sep 1, 2003 1473
Money laundering: ring around the white collar: how hide-and-seek becomes a game for auditors. Wells, Joseph T. Jun 1, 2003 1894
Corruption: causes and cures; auditors can help detect and deter bribery and kickbacks. Wells, Joseph T. Apr 1, 2003 2449
Accountants need more staff as new rules take effect. (Up Front). Fox, Jacqueline Jan 20, 2003 861
Known by his words. (Editor's Note). Dec 1, 2002 665
In memoriam: A lasting contribution. Obituary Dec 1, 2002 751
Taking stock of auditor independence. Daroca, Andrea; Daroca, Frank P. Oct 1, 2002 2929
Several firms appoint new auditors. (Update). Swauger, J. Brief Article Apr 1, 2002 413
Applications control: Software behavior monitoring offers another layer of protection to corporate information systems. (Computers & Auditing). Mccollum, Tim Apr 1, 2002 1347
Consultant charting course: Working together, internal auditors and their clients can navigate any obstacle to reach common business objectives. Richards, Dave Dec 1, 2001 2009
CAPITALIZING ON OR CORPORATE CULTURE. MESSMER, MAX Oct 1, 2001 2702
Training as a Retention Tool. CAMPBELL, DIANE SEARS Oct 1, 2001 2706
Auditing E-business Applications. PRICE, JIMMY Aug 1, 2001 1800
Creating Value Through Human Capital Management. MACDONALD, BILL; COLOMBO, LAWRENA Company Profile Aug 1, 2001 2124
Old Dogs, New Tricks. GRIESHOBER, WILLIAM E. Aug 1, 2001 1169
Dismissed Audit Findings. MARKS, NORMAN Jun 1, 2001 1672
Forge the right relationship. Hnatt, Kelly M. May 1, 2001 2557
External auditors' reliance on internal auditors' work. Gramling, Audrey A. Apr 1, 2001 441
Analytical procedures and audit planning decisions. Kennedy, Jane Feb 1, 2001 532
Factors Related To The Organizational Commitment Of College And University Auditors. Colbert, Amy E.; Kwon, Ik-Whan G. Statistical Data Included Dec 22, 2000 5450
Last Minute Decisions. MARKS, NORMAN Oct 1, 2000 1464
Reinforcing Internal Audit Value. Burns, Stephen Brief Article Oct 1, 2000 465
LESS CHANCE OF BEING AUDITED BY IRS. Brief Article Jul 1, 1999 168
Who's minding the store? Roath, Robert S. Mar 1, 1999 1217
Career plateaus. Chau, Chak-Tong Oct 1, 1998 1549
Best practices in joint venture audits. Applegate, Dennis B. Apr 1, 1998 2831
Systems control strategies. Kring, Richard Apr 1, 1998 1797
Run it like a business. Breakspear, Drew J. Feb 1, 1998 1911
Wanting to find fraud. Thompson, Courtenay Feb 1, 1998 1067
Understand the audit process to save on audit fees. Schleifer, Lydia L.F.; Friedlob, G. Thomas Mar 22, 1997 4279
Becoming a business partner. Dennis, Anita Mar 1, 1997 1432
Adding value: creating value has become a matter of survival. Walz, Anthony Feb 1, 1997 1409
Before disaster strikes. Chapman, Christy Cover Story Dec 1, 1996 3798
The auditor change process. Elser, Mark B. Jun 1, 1996 1621
Industry insight into the auditor change process. Fleming, Peter D. Jun 1, 1996 892
Corporate culture. Balkaran, Lal Aug 1, 1995 1595

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