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Companies are stepping up their corporate disclosures in response to new and revised auditor reporting standards that came into effect at the end of last year. This was one of the key findings in a study to examine the impact of first-year implementation of enhanced auditor reporting standards in Singapore. The study's findings were presented at the Singapore Accountancy and Audit Convention today. Jointly organised by ACRA, ISCA, and the Singapore Accountancy Commission, the conference was attended by over 1,100 delegates who discuss the growth opportunities for the accountancy sector by embracing technology and meeting stakeholders' expectations for high quality audits and financial reporting.
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