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In order to report, the first step is for the auditor to reach an overall conclusion on the subject matter, regardless of the type of subject matter (financial or non-financial) or the level of assurance (reasonable and/or limited). This is achieved by: …
Reporting responsibilities and prescribed auditor’s reports are included in the discussions on practical issues. See sections D and E. …
Modifications to an auditor’s report on a SSGA or a MSE are premised on the auditor’s obligation to communicate with users. This premise is no different to reporting on any other …
When the auditor has reporting responsibilities in addition to the auditor’s responsibilities to report on the subject matter, the auditor communicates the relevant information using one or more paragraphs that appear after the auditor’s opinion or …
See ATO Self-managed-super-funds website: www.ato.gov.au/Super/Self-managed-super-funds . …
The financial report format for SMSFs are set out in section 35B of the SISA and regulation 8.01 of the SISR. Under section 35B of the SISA, most SMSFs are required to prepare an operating statement and a statement of financial position. Regulation 8.02B …
See Amendments to Australian Accounting Standards – Removal of Special Purpose Financial Statements for Certain For Profit Private Sector Entities …
See ASA 210 paragraph 6(a) which establishes requirements and provides guidance on determining the acceptability of the applicable financial reporting …