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    The Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act was passed by Congress in 2002 to address issues in auditing, corporate governance and capital markets that Congress believed existed. These deficiencies let to several cases of accounting irregularities and securities fraud. According to the Student Guide to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act many changes were made to securities law. A new federal agency was created, the entire accounting industry was restructured, Wall Street practices were reformed, corporate governance procedures

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    the substance constantly audited. Clients about these entities ' fiscal information, for example, such that investors, administration agencies, and the all public, depend on the outer evaluator on display an impartial What 's more autonomous review report card. External Audit – Sources of Information 1- Internet 2- Libraries 3- Suppliers 4- Distributors 5- Salespersons 6- Customers 7- Competition The Process of Performing an External Audit First, gather competitive

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    Introduction GenCare, LLC is an organization dedicated to providing 24-hour supervised residential care in a home-like setting for adults 18 years of age and older with intellectual disabilities. GenCare believes all life holds value and that each individual is entitled to the respect and dignity that many citizens and community service providers take for granted. The program facilitates independent living skills, social and recreational functioning, and vocational training for individuals with developmental

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    ongoing basis Auditors perform methodical and independent reviews of paperwork, financial records, documents and receipts. Due to the complexity and difficulty nature of assessing judgment on audit reports, the necessity to determine if misstatements are material enough to be mentioned in the audit report and if the existing accounting position of the business or industry can be warranted is essential (Sun, 2016). With this information auditors are able to document and determine if the information

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    legislative and administrative framework, security of tenure, and legal immunity in the normal discharge of his duties. It must give sufficiently broad mandate and full discretion for its functions and the freedom to decide on the content and timing of reports and to publish and disseminate them, and to recommend policy and follow-up mechanisms. The act also must ensure institutional framework for the supreme audit institution; a process for setting auditing standards; use of code of ethics or conduct,

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    VZ 2014 Sec 10-K Annual Reports Analysis Project Verizon Communications, Inc. 2014 SEC 10-K Annual Reports Analysis Project Executive Summary The company I selected to research is Verizon Communications Inc., an American telecommunications company. I chose Verizon because I am a current subscriber to all their major residential services from phone to internet and FIOS. Verizon is a global leader in delivering broadband and other wireless and wireline communications services to consumer, business

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    Introduction I am a senior accountant working for Cape Tisbe International (CTI) and am writing this business report concerning the issue of a great amount of money $4 million that has been paid to a PNG government minister as “Consulting Fees” recently. In this report, I would like to identify the fact , the issues needed to be tackled, and then discuss the possible consequences derived from those issues, subsequently I will offer some plausible solutions in tackling this issue in a long-run

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    procedures in an entity he is auditing and as he gets better acquainted with the organization must be enough in determining materiality and assessing risks. Materiality is very important especially in helping the auditor determine what kind of audit report to be given. The auditor has to make reference to two key issues as regards what areas the financial audit covered. This helps in highlighting risk and materiality. These issues are: the limitation of the liability of the auditor to the significant

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    ahmeti@yahoo.com Arben Dërmaku Assistant Profesor Faculty of Economics, University of Prishtina, adermaku@hotmail.com Abstract The aim of this paper is to determine the effects of stock prices following the announcement of audited financial reports of Slovenian and Croatian public interest entities. Our

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    Approaches to corporate governance 1. Introduction In today 's society, rapid economic development, a good business to have their own ways of doing business, but also to follow some rules to better manage the company. This report concentrates on the UK Corporate Governance Code and and its analysis of the driving force of Code. Especially in the UK and global analysis of the driving force behind the development and discussion of corporate governance in the US due to different methods. In particular

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