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What does this mean and why should this be recorded in Audit Engagement Letter i.e. in advance before even starting an audit

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" reference to the expected form and content of any reports to be issued by the auditor" What does expected form and content mean? If auditor is execting issue a qualified/unqualified report. Such thing? Why should such a thing be stated in advance (before even performing Audit procedures) in the AEL?

Kumarjit Dey

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02-Dec-20 09:36

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I guess this point is for those entities for whom audit is not required by law , that is voluntary audit , Therefore the rules are not very strict , and auditor may give just a reference of the type of report to be issued

Rajath Tumma

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02-Dec-20 12:13

Rajath Tumma

I guess this point is for those entities for whom audit is not required by law , that is voluntary audit , Therefore the rules are not very strict , and auditor may give just a reference of the type of report to be issued

Yes

CA Suraj Lakhotia

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02-Dec-20 14:57

Rajath Tumma

I guess this point is for those entities for whom audit is not required by law , that is voluntary audit , Therefore the rules are not very strict , and auditor may give just a reference of the type of report to be issued

Thank you.

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Kumarjit Dey

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02-Dec-20 17:27

What does this mean and why should this be recorded in Audit Engagement Letter i.e. in advance before even starting an audit

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