560 definitions found.
GS 003
Definition
10
For the purposes of this Guidance Statement, the following items have the meanings attributed below: …
GS 003
Definition
10(b)
AUASB Standards ― Australian Auditing Standards and Standards on Assurance Engagements, Standards on Review Engagements and Standards on Related …
GS 003
Definition
10(c)
Assurance Engagement ― An engagement in which an auditor aims to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence in order to express a conclusion designed to enhance the degree of confidence of the intended users other than the responsible party about the subject …
GS 009
Definition
11
A SMSF meets the definition of a SMSF of the SISA [12] if: it has fewer than five members;; each individual trustee or director of the corporate trustee is a member of the fund, unless it is a single member fund, in which case the sole member is either: a …
GS 009
Definition
12
A SMSF does not fail to satisfy the definition of a SMSF of the SISA [14] if: a member of the fund has died and the legal personal representative of the member is a trustee of the fund or a director of a body corporate that is the trustee of the fund, in …
GS 009
Definition
13
An approved SMSF auditor [16] is a person who is registered as an approved SMSF auditor with ASIC [17] but does not include: a person for whom an order disqualifying or suspending the registration of that person from being an approved SMSF auditor is in …
GS 010
Definition
18
The auditor may assist the AGM planning process by meeting with the chair of the AGM and those charged with governance in an AGM planning meeting, and/or by having discussions with directors, management, and/or audit committee members, to ascertain …
GS 010
Definition
19
The auditor may discuss the protocol for questions at the AGM with the chair of the AGM prior to the meeting. Usually, the chair of the AGM will communicate to the meeting the protocol for presenting questions and, as a rule, questions are to be addressed …
GS 010
Definition
20
Questions directed to the auditor by the chair of the AGM may not be within the scope of the audit or the auditor’s responsibilities. The auditor may refer such questions back to the chair of the AGM. If the question is about an area where the …