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    Spiritual Auditing

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    “preclear” Scientologists go through is the therapeutic process of auditing (Anderson). Hubbard claimed that the reactive mind contained painful and traumatic memories that are the source of many of physical and psychological weaknesses known as “engrams” (Reitman 52). Scientologists claim that, through the auditing process, they can successfully get rid of these engrams for the person to reach the state of Clear. A primary auditing session involves a preclear reliving “engramatic” incidents…

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    What Is Ethic Auditing?

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    performance, and relationships with stakeholders” (Cengage.com). In reflection, ethic auditing is another way to provide stakeholders the best healthcare. Ethic auditing is a positive and should be welcomed by HCO staff. Ethic auditing practices assist finding strengths as well as weaknesses. The weaknesses can quickly become strengths if prompt action is taken to change the ethical infraction and or mishaps. Ethics auditing is necessary to provide safe, quality, care to all patients.…

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    ensure that organizations are adhering to the accounting standards established under the General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). This paper will focus primarily on the AICPAs relationship in advising the FASB, their function in setting the auditing standards for public accounting firms and their relationship with authoritative rule making boards such as The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), The Government Accounting Standards Board, and the HFMA Principles and Practice…

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    Enron Scandals In Auditing

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    Enron - Scandals in Auditing Introduction: In 2000, Enron went from being one of America’s largest company, to filing for bankruptcy in 2001. This scandal is pinnacle in understanding how the regulation of auditing has reformed and how new legislation has been issued in an attempt to prevent such fraud from reoccurring. The number of stakeholders affected by such a scandal is unaccountable, from employees to governmental bodies and leading to the dissolution of the firms’ auditors, Arthur…

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    forms to be part of the clinical governance whereby it aims to protect a high quality of clinical care of every patient. Thereby, an audit and evaluation of every organization are important. As the author added that, there is no particular ‘right’ auditing or evaluating, but, questions may come up over in a certain program or organization that may be needed to ask at any point. In New Zealand, an audit for certification is mandatory for all health facilities in accordance with the Health and…

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    Professional scepticism is an attitude or mindset that is used by auditors when conducting an audit. It is used in order to help the auditor assume a position that is objective and unbiased throughout the audit. It is viewed by many within the auditing profession as an essential quality that the auditor must possess when conducting audit and can be a major factor in audit quality. But it is not the only factor when it comes to obtaining high audit quality, with audit quality itself be hard to…

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    working overtime every week to meet the customer deadline. Also, Mrs. Whitely role on the audit team for this client was to analyze the property area financial disclosure and vouching additions for the current year. Furthermore, during the audit the auditing team had obtained information from…

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    p. 544). The PCAOB implemented several auditing standards intended at guaranteeing adequate audits in affiliation to SOX 302 and SOX 404 (Mundy & Owen, 2013, p. 185). Mundy and Owen point out that the PCAOB auditing standards assist to recognize the procedures and measures, whether they are manual or automated, that should be audited in order to gauge the success of internal controls over financial reporting (p. 185). In addition to establishing auditing and attestation standards, the PCAOB…

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    crashed in 1929 and followed with the great depression was the result of the fluctuation. The enactment of the Security Act requires all public companies to disclose any information that will change a reasonable investor’s decision. This is when auditing started to play a big role in the securities market. It is a third party that ensures the financial statements disclosed everything material for investor’s interest. A financial report that had been signed by a CPA firm was the best assurance of…

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    The paramount onus of an auditing professional is conveying reliable information to clients and the public so that they may make imperative, intellectual decisions. For this obligation to be fulfilled, a quality audit must be performed in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS). Executing a quality audit necessitates an auditor reasonably assures financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and not materially…

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