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          QNO—      Significance of 2 Way Communication between Auditor &  TCWG           New Course – (SM25)
          260.50    Bhaskar CNO - SA260.040
                    In what ways an effective two-way communication between auditor and those charged with governance
                    is important?
          Answer    Communication from the auditor is important with those charged with governance. An effective two-way
                    communication is important in assisting following.

                       •  Constructive  working  relationship:  the  auditor  and  those  charged  with  governance  in
                           understanding matters related to the audit in context, and in developing a constructive working
                           relationship. This relationship is developed while maintaining the  auditor's independence and
                           objectivity.
                       •  Obtaining Information Relevant to the Audit: The auditor in obtaining from those charged with
                           governance information relevant to the audit. For example, those charged with governance may
                           assist  the  auditor  in  understanding  the  entity  and  its environment,  in  identifying  appropriate
                           sources of audit evidence, and in providing information about specific transactions or events.
                       •  Help TCWG with Oversight of Financial Reporting Process: Those charged with governance in
                           fulfilling their responsibility to oversee the financial reporting process, thereby reducing the risks
                           of material misstatement of the financial statements.
                       •  Evaluate  two-way  communication:  The  auditor  shall  evaluate  whether  the  two-way
                           communication between the auditor and those charged with governance has been adequate for
                           the purpose of the audit. If it has not, the auditor shall evaluate the effect, if any, on the auditor’s
                           assessment of the risks of material misstatement and ability to obtain sufficient appropriate audit
                           evidence and shall take appropriate action.

































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