ICAEW is responsible for the licensing, registering and monitoring of auditors who wish to carry out audits of local public bodies. This page explains what accountancy firms and individuals need to do to become a registered local auditor under the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014.
ICAEW is responsible for the licensing, registering and monitoring of auditors who wish to carry out audits of local public bodies. This page explains what accountancy firms and individuals need to do to become a registered local auditor under the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014.
ICAEW expresses disappointment at missed opportunity for reforms to Key Audit Partner eligibility guidance to enable broader access for audit firms to the NHS and local authority audit markets.
Members have until 18 May to submit their feedback to ICAEW’s consultation on proposed changes to its CPD Policy in 2022 – including ethical and risk-related learning.
Proposed changes to local audit statutory guidance to make Key Audit Partner eligibility criteria less restrictive have been welcomed by ICAEW, which also calls for a more radical approach to improve capacity in England’s local audit market.