Analysis of Key Audit Matters in Australian Retailing (2017)
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This report provides an analysis of key audit matters (KAMs) across five companies in the Australian retailing industry for the fiscal year 2017, in light of the new auditing standard ASA/ISA 701. It compares companies like Big W, Myer, Kogan, Harvey Norman and Byte Power in terms of their size, performance, business activities, and audit firms. The report highlights the common KAMs disclosed in their audit reports, such as home improvement exit, carrying value of property, plant and equipment, inventory provisioning, supplier rebates, impairment of intangible assets, cost of inventory, sales estimates, warranty claims, IPO offerings, assessment of controls, recoverability of receivables, and valuation of investments. The analysis focuses on the differences in how these matters are disclosed and addressed by different audit firms, emphasizing the importance of these KAMs for users to assess the risk and investment potential of these companies. Desklib offers more resources including past papers and solved assignments for students.
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