Примери за използване на Audit client на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Previous services provided to the audit client.
(c) An entity, which is not an audit client, that is under common control with the audit client.
Guarantees- on a par with advisory support,theireach internal audit client receives.
Acting as an advocate on behalf of an audit client in litigation or in resolving disputes with third parties.
Thus both partners and their immediate family members are not allow to hold any such financial interest in an audit client.
(a) An entity, which is not an audit client, that has direct or indirect control over the audit client; .
Accordingly, neither such personnel northeir immediate family members shall hold any such financial interests in such an audit client.
When the audit client is a listed entity, audit client will always include its related entities.
Its part 230(290.230) says that accepting gifts or hospitality from an audit client can create self-interest and familiarity threats.
Therefore, neither such partners northeir immediate family members shall hold any such financial interests in such an audit client.
Providing legal services to an entity that is an audit client may create both self‑review and advocacy threats.
When the audit client is not a listed entity, audit client includes those related entities over which the client has direct or indirect control.
The holding by a firm's retirement benefit plan of a direct ormaterial indirect financial interest in an audit client creates a self‑interest threat.
In all circumstances, the audit client shall be responsible for directing and supervising the activities of the loaned staff.
However, independence is deemed not to be compromised if these interests are immaterial and the audit client cannot exercise significant influence over the entity.
Financial or business relationships with the audit client during or after the period covered by the financial statements but before accepting the audit engagement; or.
(iv) The trustee, an immediate family member of the trustee, orthe firm cannot significantly influence any investment decision involving a financial interest in the audit client.
Financial or business relationships with the audit client during or after the period covered by the financial statements, but prior to the acceptance of the audit engagement; or.
Members of the audit team shall determine whether a self‑interest threat is created by any known financial interests in the audit client held by other individuals including-.
For all other entities,references to an audit client in this Part include related entities over which the client has direct or indirect control.
Self‑interest, self‑review or familiarity threats may be created if a member of the audit team has recentlyserved as a director, officer, or employee of the audit client.
For all other audit clients, references to an audit client in this section include related entities over which the client has direct or indirect control.
A loan, or a guarantee of a loan, to a member of the audit team, ora member of that individual's immediate family, or the firm from an audit client that is a bank or a similar institution may create a threat to independence.
A non‑assurance service provided to an audit client does not compromise the firm's independence when the client becomes a public interest entity if-.
Family and personal relationships between a member of the audit team and a director or officer orcertain employees(depending on their role) of the audit client may create self‑interest, familiarity or intimidation threats.
While taxation services provided by a firm to an audit client are addressed separately under each of these broad headings; in practice, these activities are often interrelated.
When a member of the audit team has a close family member of whom the audit team member knows has a direct financial interest ora material indirect financial interest in the audit client, a self‑interest threat is created.
Legal services that support an audit client in executing a transaction(for example, contract support, legal advice, legal due diligence and restructuring) may create self‑review threats.
A self‑interest threat may be created if the firm or a member of the audit team, or a member of that individual's immediate family,has a financial interest in an entity and an audit client also has a financial interest in that entity.
If such interest is material to any party, and the audit client can exercise significant influence over the other entity, no safeguards could reduce the threat to an acceptable level.