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Post-implementation Review – Reports on Supplementary Matters Arising from an Audit or a Review Engagement

Summary

The objective of this project is to identify:

  • challenges faced by practitioners in implementing Canadian Standard on Related Services (CSRS) 4460, Reports on Supplementary Matters Arising from an Audit or a Review Engagement;
  • issues that entities may have encountered as a result of the change in work effort or reporting under CSRS 4460; and
  • issues or concerns that third party users of the practitioner’s report may have related to work effort or reporting under CSRS 4460.

Post-implementation reviews of recently-issued standards is a strategic initiative set out in the AASB’s 2016-2021 Strategic Plan. The goal of a post-implementation review is to assist in the successful implementation of a standard by identifying and addressing challenges faced by practitioners in implementing the standard. The AASB will consider appropriate next steps, including working with appropriate parties to address the challenges identified, based on the findings from the post-implementation review.

Staff Contact(s)

Jacqui Kuypers, CPA, CA Principal, Auditing and Assurance Standards Board

Project Status

  • Information gathering

    Research begun in 2017

    Surveys issued in October 2019

  • Approving project
  • Consulting stakeholders
  • Deliberating feedback
  • Final pronouncement

News


July 3, 2020 Resource, Other
Report – Post-implementation Review of CSRS 4460, Reports on Supplementary Matters Arising from an Audit or a Review Engagement

The AASB conducted its first post-implementation review project on a specific-to-Canada standard, focusing on CSRS 4460, Reports on Supplementary Matters Arising from an Audit or a Review Engagement. We took away several key findings that will impact how we conduct post-implementation reviews in future, as well as information on how implementation of CSRS 4460 is progressing. Read this report for the full details.

Disclaimer

This project summary has been prepared for information purposes only. Decisions reported are tentative and reflect only the current status of discussions on this project, which may change after further Board deliberations. Decisions to publish Handbook material are final only after a formal ballot process.