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Rupić, Bojan Z. 1982-
Revizija finansijskih izveštaja u uslovima primene računovodstva fer vrednosti
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Društveno-humanističke nauke
Univerzitet u Nišu
Ekonomski fakultet
Katedra za opštu ekonomsku teoriju
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An audit of financial statements in the context of fair value accounting
[B. Z. Rupić]
[13], 248 listova
Biografija: list 248
Datum odbrane:19.09.2016.
Аudit of financial statements
Bonić, Ljiljana (mentor)
Stojilković, Milorad (član komisije)
Jakšić, Dejan (član komisije)
Over the last decade historical cost accounting have been moving
toward the fair value accounting. The need to express assets at fair
value occurs as a result of the deficiencies of traditional accounting
solutions for valuation at cost, and as a result of the fact that the
stating something at fair value allows the recognition of income and
gains that have not yet been achieved, which improves the financial
position and financial performance of the business entity. The use of
fair value accounting greatly contributed to creating increased
financial performance, artificially increased profits and dividends in
the financial statements of business entities that incorrectly applied
this method, or it came as a result of inherent limitations in the
application of this method in different market conditions.
This puts an auditor in a very complex and challenging situation,
because the auditor is ecxpected to adequately express his opinion,
even under new circumstances. A high inherent risk is something that
the audit of accounting estimates, including fair value estimate, is
characteristic for since the fair value valuation occurs as a result of
judgment.
This paper presents possible audit procedures for fair value
measurements and related disclosures, and experience of auditors
worldwide in the period before and after the economic crisis at the
beginning of the 21st century, it also examines the views of auditors
on these issues through a questionnaire in the context of empirical
research, and it suggests the possibility of improving the audit of the
financial statements in the Republic of Serbia in the context of fair
value accounting.
Audit of financial statements in the context of fair value accounting in
the Republic of Serbia can be improved through intensive
professional training of auditors of measuring assets and liabilities at
fair value, and through development of new audit procedures that
fully take into account the specifics of the environment of the
Republic of Serbia, but which are based on the audit procedures used
in other countries. It can also be improved through expanding audit
teams with experts in the field of assessment, as well as through better
cooperation and communication between external auditors and
internal auditors.
revizija finansijskih izveštaja, računovodstvo fer vrednosti,
revizijske procedure, procene, MRS/MSFI, Međunarodni
standardi revizije
audit of financial statements, fair value accounting, auditing
procedures, assessment, IAS / IFRS, ISA
657.6(043.3)
S180
Serbian
533875350
Elektronska teza
Over the last decade historical cost accounting have been moving
toward the fair value accounting. The need to express assets at fair
value occurs as a result of the deficiencies of traditional accounting
solutions for valuation at cost, and as a result of the fact that the
stating something at fair value allows the recognition of income and
gains that have not yet been achieved, which improves the financial
position and financial performance of the business entity. The use of
fair value accounting greatly contributed to creating increased
financial performance, artificially increased profits and dividends in
the financial statements of business entities that incorrectly applied
this method, or it came as a result of inherent limitations in the
application of this method in different market conditions.
This puts an auditor in a very complex and challenging situation,
because the auditor is ecxpected to adequately express his opinion,
even under new circumstances. A high inherent risk is something that
the audit of accounting estimates, including fair value estimate, is
characteristic for since the fair value valuation occurs as a result of
judgment.
This paper presents possible audit procedures for fair value
measurements and related disclosures, and experience of auditors
worldwide in the period before and after the economic crisis at the
beginning of the 21st century, it also examines the views of auditors
on these issues through a questionnaire in the context of empirical
research, and it suggests the possibility of improving the audit of the
financial statements in the Republic of Serbia in the context of fair
value accounting.
Audit of financial statements in the context of fair value accounting in
the Republic of Serbia can be improved through intensive
professional training of auditors of measuring assets and liabilities at
fair value, and through development of new audit procedures that
fully take into account the specifics of the environment of the
Republic of Serbia, but which are based on the audit procedures used
in other countries. It can also be improved through expanding audit
teams with experts in the field of assessment, as well as through better
cooperation and communication between external auditors and
internal auditors.