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IAASB proposes tougher auditor standards in identifying fraud

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Rash of cases prompts global standard setter for corporate audits to propose stricter oversight rules for auditors.

Last week, the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB) proposed significantly strengthened standards on auditors’ responsibilities relating to fraud.

The IAASB said “recent corporate failures throughout the world have underscored the benefits of clarifying and enhancing the role of auditors in responding to fraud and suspected fraud as a

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