Today's World of Audits
by Larry Perry, CPA, CPA Firm Support Services, LLC - Larry has over 40 years experience as a CPA practitioner, author of accounting and auditing manuals, author and presenter of live staff training seminars and author of webcast and self-study CPE programs. He is co-founder of CPA Firm Support Services, LLC (www.cpafirmsupport.com), an organization providing resources, training and consulting to smaller CPA firms. Larry writes a weekly blog on AccountingWEB.com focusing on small audits, reviews and compilations. He is currently developing documentation manuals and handbooks for small audits, reviews and compilations and related electronic practice aids.
Latest posts
Aug
24
Over the past year or so, the AICPA has alerted CPA firms to the importance of client acceptance and retention evaluation.
Aug
24
The Conceptual Framework for AICPA Independence Standards and Guide for Complying with Rules 102-505 identify seven threats to ethics rules violations.
Aug
17
In my last blog, I discussed the AICPA’s Conceptual Framework for Independence Standards and Guide for Complying with Rules 102-505.
Aug
17
I’m sure most of us would answer that we must comply with the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct and the rules of applicable state boards of accountancy in all functional areas of practice.
Aug
11
Underpinning the small audit documentation outlined in my last blog, a CPA firm’s operating philosophies can contribute significantly to engagement efficiency. First on the list is the involvement of leadership on engagements.
Aug
11
For all audit engagements, documentation must evidence compliance with the requirements of applicable SASs.
Aug
11
There is good news and bad news. First, the good news: for over two decades, publishers of auditing practice aids have supplied us with forms, checklists and programs to comply with existing professional standards.
Aug
11
Welcome to the first of many practical blogs dedicated to maximizing profitability on small audits. Normally you’ll find two or more blogs here each week which will be progressive in their order.

