Auditor Perceptions of Audit Workloads, Audit Quality, and Job Satisfaction

Auditor Independence and Audit Quality:

This paper reviews literatures related to auditor independence and audit quality. The review is structured based on the four main threats to auditor independence, namely client importance, nonaudit services, auditor tenure, and client’s affiliation with CPA firms. For each of the threats, we discuss findings related to the incentives, perception, and behavior of the auditor and the client, the ...

The drivers of audit quality: auditors’ perceptions

Auditor Tenure, Auditor Industry Expertise, and Audit Report Lag: Evidences of Iran

The findings of theoretical investigations indicate that short-term auditor tenures may contribute to further audit report lags (ARLs). On the other hand, auditor industry expertise represents one of the determinant factors contributing to audit quality, which has been widely studied in numerous researches. Indeed, the better the quality of audit, the less delayed would be the audit report. As ...

The effect of Internal locus of control on the relationship between psychological empowerment auditor and audit quality

Abstract The high quality of auditing increases investor confidence in financial statements and improves the transparency of financial markets and is seen as an effective regulatory mechanism to prevent managerial opportunistic behavior to reduce representation costs between manager and owner. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of locus of control on the relationship betwe...

Non-audit fees, disclosure and audit quality

This paper investigates the effect of non-audit services on audit quality. Following the announcement of the requirement to disclose non-audit fees, approximately one-third of UK quoted companies disclosed before the requirement became effective. Whilst distressed companies were more likely to disclose early, auditor size, directors’ shareholdings and non-audit fees were not signiŽ cantly corre...