Auditors’ Appointment and Remuneration

Section 159 of the companies Act Cap 486 states: (1) Every company shall at each annual general meeting appoint an auditor or auditors to hold office from the conclusion of that, until the conclusion of the next, annual general meeting. Read More …

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The Auditor and the Companies Act Cap 486

Introduction Statutory audits are carried out as guided by the rules set out in the Companies Act Cap 486. The topic outlines the rules on the requirement for a company to follow. It outlines the rules on the auditor’s appointment, Read More …

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Disadvantages of an Auditor

 It is an expensive operation because audit fees and audit expenses are usually too high for small companies. If the report arising out of audit is bad, it can lead to the failure of the business (a qualified report).  An Read More …

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Advantages of an Audit

Provides assurance and credibility to the accounts for the benefit of potential investors. Used for detection of errors and frauds which could lead to the failure of an organization. Audited accounts are used by the organization to raise finance from Read More …

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Qualities of an Auditor

There are three qualities necessary for an independent auditor. These are: Competence Independence and Integrity Competence Any person who intends to practice as an audit must be thoroughly trained and must prove his/her competence. In Kenya only members of ICPAK Read More …

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