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The IRBA
The function of the IRBA is to help create an ethical, value-driven financial sector that encourages investment, creates confidence in the financial markets and promotes sound practices.
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Guidance For RAs
Auditing standards and guides, industry specific guides and regulatory reports, guides for auditing in the public sector, guidance on other assurance, including B-BBEE, exposure drafts and comment letters are available here. Information on auditor ethics, including the Rules Regarding Improper Conduct and the Code of Professional Conduct, is also found here.
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CALL FOR NOMINATION OF PERSONS TO SERVE ON THE BOARD AND STATUTORY COMMITTEES OF THE INDEPENDENT REGULATORY BOARD FOR AUDITORS (IRBA)
Please take note of the Board Notice 180 of 2018 that was published in the Government Gazette of 7 December 2018.
View this articleNITASHA NAICKER APPOINTED DIRECTOR OPERATIONS
Nitasha Naicker appointed Director Operations.
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latest Guidance
Proposed Guide for Registered Auditors: Assurance Engagements on the Fresh Produce Agents' Trust Accounts
The CFAS approved the issue of the Proposed Guide for Registered Auditors: Assurance Engagements on the Fresh Produce Agents' Trust Accounts (this proposed Guide) in November 2018 for a 90-day exposure period for public comment.
Proposed amendments to Section 321 of the IRBA Code (Revised November 2018): Second Opinions
The Committee for Auditor Ethics (CFAE), the statutory committee of the Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors (IRBA) responsible for setting standards for auditor ethics, approved the issuing of the proposed amendments to Section 321 of the IRBA Code of Professional Conduct for Registered Auditors (Revised November 2018) (IRBA Code (Revised November 2018)): Second Opinions on exposure in November 2018 for public comment by 5 February 2019.
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