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Bobbie W. Daniels, PhD, CPA, and Quinton Booker, DBA, CPA
Recent corporate and accounting scandals shook investor confidence and raised questions about the reliability of financial statements and the potential negative effects of long-term relationships between auditors and their clients. Some view these long-term relationships as a threat to auditor independence. On the other hand, others report that long-term relationships help the auditors to better understand an entity's business transactions and identify key audit risks, resulting in higher quality audits. One oft-proposed suggestion to mitigate this potential threat to independence is a mandatory audit firm rotation policy, a requirement that limits the number of consecutive years that a public audit firm can audit a public company.
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