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Audit

Assurance - Canning et al., 2019

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demand for assurance has increased - partly due to increase in companies releasing reports
big 4 are dominating the market
black box of initial assurance practice know little about how practice has progressed to address challenges highlighted in earlier studies
materiality traditionally defined via a financial reporting lens
materiality determining the importance of the disclosure of an item of information, or its omission, to users
materiality and ambiguity heightened when transferred to new audit spaces
authors evidence suggests in processes where uncertainty and ambiguity exist, structure is welcome in support of judgement
assuror flexibility required to seek new technologies capable of addressing non-financial data
high level of synergy between accountant and non-accountant assurors
what does this study contradict about previous studies that subject experts were suppressing their skillsets to carry out assurance
industry should be embracing diversity of roles withing teams rather than feeling threatened
synergies through collaboration may lead to better decision making
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