Agree with Mr. Amol. The Auditor should sign the notes to accounts.
Disagree with Mr. Amit Daga
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shud an auditor sign notes to accounts ?
| Originally posted by :Guest | ||
| " | Sir, I am working in deemed public ltd co. Please guide me whether it is mandatory to take n.o.c. by a company from current auditor if we want to change him or the new auditor will take the same |
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Yes, if you want to change the Auditor, you will have to take approval from former one. This is mandatory to ensure integrity & independence of an Auditor.
No, it is not mandatory to take n.o.c. by a company from current auditor if Co. want to change him.
However new auditor should communicate the old auditor.
As per the Code of Professional Ethics issued by the ICAI, the new coming auditor should get a n.o.c from the previous auditor within a reasonable time by Certificate of Posting in the prescribed manner.
Violation of this would be a professional misconduct for the New Auditor.
Hence the company doesnt have the responsility....
hi...... of course an auditor has to audit the notes on accounts as it forms part of the financial statements. And an auditor gives his opinion on the financial statements. Therefore, when he signs the audit report and the financials, its taken for granted that the notes on accounts are also signed.
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Yes auditor should sign notes to accounts because they form part of financial statements
I want notes of C.S. Inter Company accounts and general and commercial laws anybody can give me.....
yes ofcourse auditor sholud sign the notes of accounts because than who is reponsible for it
hi dear
you need not take any N.O.C from auditor, but you should infrom the auditor about this all and auditor can himself coordinate with appointing auditor which is require for the auditor as per the conduct.
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