Practice notes on auditing and accounting

The APB also issues practice notes which are
designed to assit auditors in applying auditing standards of general
application to particular circumstances and industries.

They are persuasive rather than prescriptive and
have similar status to the

explanatory material in the ISAs. Practice notes may
later be developed into or be included in ISAs.

Current ones of importance are:
PN08              Reports by auditors under company
legislation in the United Kingdom August 1994
PN10              (Revised) audit of financial
statements of public sector bodies in the United Kingdom (Revised) January 2006
PN11              The audit of charities in the
United Kingdom (revised) April 2002
PN12              (Revised) money laundering-interim
guidance for auditors in the United Kingdom January 2007
PN13              The audit of small businesses July
1997
PN14              The audit of registered social
landlords in the United Kingdom (revied) March 2006
PN15              The audit of occupational pension
schemes in the United Kingdom (Revised) March 2007
PN16              bank reports for audit purposes
(revised): interim guidance October 2006
PN19              The audit of banks and building
societies in the United Kingdom (Revised) January 2007
PN20              The audit of insures in the united
kingdom (Revised) January 2007
PN21              The audit of investment businesses
in the united kingdom June 2000
PN22              The auditors’ consideration of FRS
17 ‘retirement benefits’-defined benefit schemes April 2002
PN23              Auditing derivative financial
instruments April 2002
PN24              the audit of friendly societies in
the united kingdom (revised) January 2007
PN25              attendance at stocktaking
The IAASB also issues international auditing
practice statements which provide practical assistance to auditors on
implementing the ISAs.
In addition the IAASB is also responsible for
issuing the international standards on quality control (ISQCs), ISQC 1 having
been adopted by the APB, and also the international framework for assurance
engagements (IFAE).
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