Relationships and Specific Engagements) 4. (Human Resources) 5. (Engagement Performance) 6. (Monitoring) 9 6. 3 AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs KPMG 2563 - 2564 AQIs 1. * KPMG 2563 Big 4 (partner)1
AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs AQIs EY 2563 - 2564 AQIs 1. * EY 2563 Big 4 (partner)2 28 1,113 1.91% - 5.64% 1.57% - 7.20% EQCR) 11 187.5 0.16% - 2.2% 0.32% - 2.5% 72.5 7,520.7 9.44% - 24.6% 3.89% - 21.36
possible conflict of interests arising from acceptance of non-audit services by audit firm’s related parties. • The consideration on the substance of non-audit services provided by the firm’s related parties
held by the Company to Big C Retail Holding Company Limited (“Big C Retail”) at THB 180.00 per share, which is the agreed price between the Company and Big C Retail, and is also higher than the 30-day
concern about the possible negative impact if they join the project and have to disclose the adjustment information. No adjustment 17% 1- 5 adjustments 33% More than 5 adjustments 50% 10.52 transactions per
Enron’s accounting scandal and the demise of its audit firm, ‘Andersen’, Barton (2005) found that clients who were more attracted to investors’ attention moved from Andersen sooner to other Big 5 at that
” elements. These positive results were possible thanks to the audit firm leaders’ efforts in building an audit firm culture recognizing quality is essential in performing engagements and the audit firms’ more
2.1.3 inappropriate/insufficient disclosure of information (paragraph........). ฆ 2.2 Inability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence and the possible effects are material, but not pervasive
themselves and with other parties, such as the IASB, the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (“IAASB”), the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (“IESBA”), and the Big 6
, underpinned by our three values: No one tries harder for customers; We treat people how they want to be treated; Every little help makes a big difference. At Tesco, serving shoppers means more than selling food