Auditing and Assurance Standards Board

The AASB discussed the IAASB’s topics: Going Concern, Listed Entity/Public Interest Entity Track 2, Sustainability Assurance, and Technology Position. It discussed Canadian topics: Audits of Less Complex Entities and Compilations of Future-oriented Financial Information. Read the decision summary for full details.

The AASB reviewed feedback on the Exposure Draft of CAS 240, The Auditor’s Responsibilities Relating to Fraud in an Audit of Financial Statements, and its response to the IAASB’s proposed ISA 240. The AASB also discussed the Compilations of Future-oriented Financial Information and Pro Forma project. Read the decision summary for more.

The AASB discussed Going Concern, Listed Entity/Public Interest Entity Track-2, Integrated Project, Technology Position, Audits of Less Complex Entities, Compilations of Future-oriented Financial Information, Sustainability Assurance, and more. Read the decision summary for full details.

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The Independence Standing Committee’s (ISC) Exposure Draft outlines its proposals to revise the definition of “public interest entity” (PIE) in the Canadian Independence Standards (CIS), to align more closely with the IESBA Code. Final changes to the CIS may impact our Listed Entity and PIE project. Respond directly to the ISC by September 30, 2024, and have your say.

The AASB has provided information on its decision to not adopt the International Standard for Audits of Less Complex Entities. Read further to learn the reasons behind this decision and what the AASB is doing now.