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The next meeting will take place in Sandhamn, Sweden 8-9 September 2010.
There are no current exposures.
The exposure drafts can be found on the ISSAI website.
The following IAASB exposure drafts and consultation papers have open comment periods. You are invited to submit your comments here by the specified comment date.
Proposed International Standards on Auditing
Comments due by: November 15, 2010
Proposed International Standard on Assurance Engagements (ISAE) 3420
Comments due by: September 30, 2010
For updated information regarding IAASB exposure of ISAs, please visit www.iaasb.org.
The most recent Quarterly Performance Report from FAS can be found here.
Each module consists of a short video and slides that explain the key principles of, and major changes in, individual ISAs. This non-authoritative material is designed to be of assistance to auditors in the field, trainers, and those responsible for promoting adoption and implementation of the clarified ISAs. ISA modules may be downloaded free of charge from the IAASB Clarity Center. The IAASB encourages IFAC members, associates, regional accountancy bodies, and firms to use these materials and to promote their availability to their members and employees.
IAASB staff is currently developing three new modules, planned for release in October 2010. The new modules are:
In 2008-09 the INTOSAI Financial Audit Subcommittee's activities and processes were subject to an external evaluation. The appointed evaluator Mr Harry Wilkinson, formerly Director of Accounting Practice at the Audit Commission in London, UK, submitted his report in March 2009 and it has been considered by the PSC Steering Committee. The final report is available here.
To increase the accessibility of its guidance worldwide, the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) has developed a database that enables professional accountants to locate third-party translations of its pronouncements in more than 30 languages. The database features information on the languages available, publication titles, names of translating organizations and, where available, lists of translated key terms.
For further information click here.
For access to the database click here or visit http://www.ifac.org/translations.
(Source: IFAC website)
Arguments for Harmonising Standards on Auditing by Dr Filip Cassel, the Swedish National Audit Office
To open the PDF-version, click here.
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