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The AICPA Audit Committee Toolkit: Private Companies, 2nd Edition

The AICPA Audit Committee Toolkit: Private Companies, 2nd Edition

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  • 出版商: John Wiley & Sons
  • ISBN: 9781940235462
  • 出版时间 November 2016
  • 规格: Paperback , 192 pages
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    The AICPA Audit Committee Toolkit: Private Companies helps audit committees of private companies at all levels discover best practices for managing and incorporating their role within the organization. This toolkit takes the guesswork out of effectively establishing and managing an audit committee by furnishing you with dozens of useful tools and the most common forms for effective audit committee operation, as well as tools specially tailored for private companies. The accompanying download features forms and checklists that you can fill out and save to efficiently create, file, and track your documentation.

    This new second edition has been updated to include the 2013 revised COSO framework. The checklists and worksheets have been revised to make them more user-friendly. The publication has been updated with relevant regulatory changes. Additionally IFRS guidance has been added.

    The AICPA Audit Committee Toolkit series is the cornerstone of the Audit Committee Effectiveness Center, located at www.aicpa.org/AudCommCtr.

    This newly revised edition of the popular audit committee toolkit is written to help audit committees of private companies to achieve best practices for managing and incorporating their role in the organization.

    New to this edition of the toolkit

    • Updated with new COSO Framework (May 2013)
    • Improved format for forms and checklists
    • Updated with regulatory changes
    • Includes IFRS guidance

    Now with downloadable Microsoft Word tools and checklists, this Toolkit offers a broad sampling of matrices, reports, questionnaires and other pertinent materials specifically tailored to private companies and designed to make audit committee best practices actionable.

  • Acknowledgements iii

    Preface v

    Part I: Audit Committee Administration

    Chapter 1 — Benefits of a Private Company Audit Committee 3

    Financial Benefits 3

    Better Decision Making 4

    Stronger Relationships With Stakeholders 4

    Other Benefits 5

    Chapter 2 — Audit Committee Member Roles and Responsibilities 7

    Audit Committee Process and Procedures 8

    Oversight of the Financial Reporting Process 8

    Oversight of Financial Reporting 9

    Oversight of the Independent Auditor 9

    Oversight of the Internal Audit Function 9

    Oversight of Risk Management 10

    Oversight of Ethics and Compliance 10

    Limitation of Audit Committee’s Role 10

    Chapter 3 — Audit Committee Charter Matrix 11

    Chapter 4 — Audit Committee Financial Expert Decision Tree 29

    Audit Committee Financial Expertise 29

    Alternative Approaches 30

    Audit Committee Financial Expert 31

    Chapter 5 — Sample Request for Proposal Letter for CPA Services and Qualifications (Private Company) 33

    Background of ABC Company 34

    Services to Be Performed 34

    Key Personnel 35

    Relationship With Prior CPA Service Provider 35

    Other Information 36

    Your Response to This Request for Proposal 36

    Background on the Firm 36

    Experience in Our Industry 37

    Expected Approach to This Audit 37

    Evaluation of Proposals 37

    Chapter 6 — AICPA Peer Reviews and PCAOB Inspections of CPA Firms: An Overview 39

    Peer Review of a CPA Firm 39

    Peer Review Reports 40

    Common Misconceptions of Peer Review 41

    Questions for the Auditor Regarding Peer Review 41

    PCAOB Inspection 42

    Questions for the Audit Committee Regarding the PCAOB Inspection 42

    Chapter 7 — Guidelines for Hiring the Chief Audit Executive (CAE) 45

    Role of the Audit Committee in Hiring and Evaluating the CAE 45

    CAE Qualifications 45

    Chapter 8 — Engaging Independent Counsel and Other Advisers 51

    Part II: Key Responsibilities

    Chapter 9 — Internal Control: Guidelines and Tool for the Audit Committee 55

    Internal Control Primer 55

    Internal Control Effectiveness 56

    What Internal Control Cannot Do 57

    Roles and Responsibilities 57

    Internal Control Over Financial Reporting 59

    Key Terms in Internal Control Over Financial Reporting Control 60

    ICFR Results 62

    Conclusion 62

    Internal Control—Checklist of COSO Essentials for the Board 63

    Chapter 10 — Fraud and the Responsibilities of the Audit Committee: An Overview 71

    Definition and Categories of Fraud 71

    Roles of the Audit Committee in the Prevention, Deterrence, Investigation, and Discovery or Detection of Fraud 72

    Governance Considerations 73

    Expertise of Forensic Accounting Consultants 74

    When Fraud Is Discovered 74

    Conclusion 75

    Chapter 11 — Whistleblower Policy: Complaint Reporting Procedures and Tracking Report 77

    Reasons for Tool 77

    Whistleblower Common Practices Checklist 79

    Sample Procedures For Handling Complaints (Whistleblower Policy) 82

    Statement of Purpose 82

    Employee Complaints 82

    Director Complaints 82

    Other Complaints 83

    Processing Complaints 83

    Retention of Complaints 83

    Chapter 12 — Issues Report From Management 85

    Defining Significant Issues, Critical Accounting Estimates, Significant Unusual Transactions, and Judgments 85

    Sample Issues Report From Management 87

    Issues Report From Management 88

    Chapter 13 — Guidelines and Questions for Conducting an Audit Committee Executive Session 89

    What Is an Executive Session? 89

    Additional Questions to Consider: Tool for Audit Committee Members 91

    Chapter 14 — Independent Auditor Communications with Audit Committee 111

    Background 111

    Objectives of Communications 111

    Timing of Communications 112

    1 Terms of the Firm’s Audit Engagement 112

    2 Inquiries About Matters Relevant to the Audit 113

    3 Audit Strategy, Timing, and Approach 113

    4 Evaluation of the Quality of the Company’s Financial Reporting 114

    5 Other Significant Communications 115

    Illegal Acts 117

    Internal Control Matters 117

    Fraud 118

    Chapter 15 — Responding to the Identification of a Material Weakness — A Checklist for the Audit Committee 119

    Background 119

    Internal Control Evaluation Requirements 119

    Responding to the Identification of a Material Weakness 120

    Additional Resources 120

    Steps the Audit Committee Can Consider If Faced With an Adverse Report on Internal Control 121

    Part III: Performance Evaluation

    Chapter 16 — Evaluating the Internal Audit Function: Questions to Consider 127

    Chapter 17 — Evaluating the Independent Auditor: Questions to Consider 131

    Questions for Audit Committee Members 131

    Questions for Management and/or Internal Audit 134

    Chapter 18 — Conducting an Audit Committee Self-Evaluation: Questions to Consider 137

    Part IV: Other Tools

    Chapter 19 — Enterprise Risk Management: A Primer on the COSO Framework 143

    Enterprise Risk Management Primer Basics of ERM and Its Relationship to Internal Control 144

    Relationship Between COSO Enterprise Risk Management — Integrated Framework and Internal Control — Integrated Framework 145

    Other Key Terms in Enterprise Risk Management 147

    Portfolio View of Residual Risk Example 148

    Roles and Responsibilities 148

    Limitations of Enterprise Risk Management 149

    Conclusion 150

    Enterprise Risk Management: A Tool for Strategic Oversight 150

    Chapter 20 — Enteprise Risk Management: A Tool for Strategic Oversight 151

    Chapter 21 — SEC Final Rule on Audit Committee Financial Experts 157

    A Audit Committee Financial Experts 157

    1 Title of the Expert 157

    2 Disclosure of the Number and Names of Audit Committee Financial Experts 158

    3 Disclosure of Independence of Audit Committee Financial Experts 158

    4 Definition of “Audit Committee Financial Expert” 159

    5 Safe Harbor from Liability for Audit Committee Financial Experts 164

    6 Determination of a Person’s Status as an Audit Committee Financial Expert 165

    7 Location of Audit Committee Financial Expert Disclosure 165

    8 Change in Item Number 165

    Chapter 22 — IFRS Implementation 167

    Implementation 167

    Stage 1: Assessment 168

    Stage 2: Conversion 168

    Stage 3: Integration 169

    Conclusion 170

    Chapter 23 — Resources for Audit Committees 171

  • Founded in 1887, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) represents the CPA and accounting profession nationally and globally regarding rule-making and standard-setting, and serves as an advocate before legislative bodies, public interest groups and other professional organizations. The AICPA develops standards for audits of private companies and other services by CPAs; provides educational guidance materials to its members; develops and grades the Uniform CPA Examination; and monitors and enforces compliance with the accounting profession’s technical and ethical standards.

    The AICPA’s founding established accountancy as a profession distinguished by rigorous educational requirements, high professional standards, a strict code of professional ethics, a licensing status and a commitment to serving the public interest.

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