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RESPONSIBILITYOF
AUDITORS UNDER
COMPANIES ACT 2013
SRINIVAS METHUKU
Topics of Discussion
• Brief about Companies Act 2013
• Provisions Relating to Auditors
• Duties & Powers of Auditors- Section 143
• Some Humour
• Conclusion
• Companies Act 2013 has bought a lot of
revolutionary changes relating to appointment,
disqualification, many other new terms of
auditor.
• Penalties are something which got a special
status and makes a auditor go bankrupt.
• The 3’S behind CA 2013 to come into
enforcement
• Satyam Computers
• Saradha Scam
• Sahara Scam
Brief About Companies Act 2013
PROVISIONS RELATING TO
AUDITORS
Companies
Act, 2013
Section Description
Section 139 Appointment of Auditors
Section 140 Removal, Resignation of auditor and giving of special notice.
Section 141 Eligibility, qualifications and disqualifications of auditors.
Section 142 Remuneration of auditors.
Section 143 Powers and duties of auditors and auditing standards.
Section 144 Auditor not to render certain services.
Section 145 Auditors to sign audit reports, etc.
Section 146 Auditors to attend general meeting.
Section 147 Punishment for contravention.
Section 148 Central Government to specify audit of items of cost in respect
of certain companies. (CostAudit)
Provisions Governing Auditors
Sec 139- App of Auditor Rotation of Auditors Cooling Period
Removal & Resignation Qualifications &
Dis-Qualifications
Remuneration
Auditing refers
to a systematic examination of
books of accounts, documents and
vouchers
to ascertain how far the financial
statements present a true and fair
view of the concern.
compliance i.e. ensuring that the
books of accounts are properly
maintained by the entity as required
by law.
Audit Overview
• Independent accounting / auditing firms
hired by companies subject to an audit as
per Companies Act 2013.
• External auditors express their own
opinions on whether the financial
statements of the company in question
are free of material misstatements
• Experts who possess knowledge in the
field Auditing, Assurance & taxation who
fall within the definition of Chartered
accountants act, 1949.
Who is an Auditor
Powers & Duties of Auditor- Section 143
• Auditor has to right to inspect Books of
accounts, Vouchers at all times relating to
company irrespective of the location.
• Seek Information from the officers &
explanation in relevant matters which he
feels so.
Section 143(1)-Duty to Inquire
Areas of Special Focus
1. Loans & Advances
2. Verify any Fictitious Entries
3. Sale of Investments not less
than BookValue.
4. Loans & Advances Shown as
Deposits
5. Personal Expenses charged
to revenue
6. Issue of shares for
Consideration or in Kind
• Opinion of the Research Committee of ICAI on
section 143(1) is that auditor r is not required to
report on the matters specified unless he has
any special comments to make on any of the
items referred to therein.
• If he is satisfied as a result of the inquiries,
there is no duty to report.
Reporting Requirement
The auditor should report to the company
• on the accounts examined by him and
• in respect of the financial statement that
are required to be laid before the company
in general meeting.
• Report whether the company has complied
with the accounting standards, auditing
standards which depict true & fair view of
status of affairs of the company through
its financial statements.
Section 143(2)-Duty to Report
The auditor should report to the
company on following Matters:-
1. Reporting the impact on
financial statement relating to the
information/explanations not
provided by the management.
2.Evidence to believe proper
books of accounts maintained in
Branch as per the branch auditor’s
report.
3.Tallying of Profit & Loss
Account, Balance Sheet to the
Books of accounts maintained by
the company.
Section 143(3)-Contents of Auditors
Report
5. Observations and comments of the
auditor on the financial transactions
or matters which have adverse
effect on the company
6. Report whether any director is dis-
qualified from being appointed as
the director under section 164(2).
7. Whether Adequate Internal Finance
Controls have placed & operating
effectiveness of such controls.
8. Disclosing the impact of any
pending litigation, if any in the
financial statement.
9. Delay in transferring the amount to
the Investor Education and
Protection Fund (IEPF) by the
company.
Continued…..
• Any areas which the auditor feels that has
an inadequacy or negative information, he
should disclose the same in his report
stating the reasons of such reservation &
negative report.
Section 143(4)- Qualified Report by
Auditor
Section 143(5)- Government Company
Auditor
• Govt Company auditors shall be appointed
by CAG who may direct the auditor the
manner in which the auditor may be
conducted.
• Report the impact on financial statements in
account of directions followed by the
auditors as the per CAG.
• On Receipt of Audit Report from the
auditor-
• CAG may comment upon the audit
report (or) conduct a supplementary
audit by authorizing persons on their
behalf within 60 days of receipt of Audit
report, if it so feels.
• However the report of such
supplementary audit has to shared to all
persons to whomsoever the audited
financials have been shared.
• Such copy should also been placed in the
AGM.
Section 143(6)- CAG Supplementary Audit
• In case of Government Companies, CAG
shall appoint the auditor within 6 months
from commencement of FY who holds
office till Conclusion of AGM.
• In case of such appointed auditors. CAG
may conduct the test audit.
• Such test report will attract provisions of
Section 19A of CAG Act, 1971.
Section 143(7)- CAG Test Audit
Company has Branch in India
1. Audited shall be performed
by Company Auditor
2. Any other qualified Person
u/s 139 of act.
Section 143(8)- Branch Audit
Company has Branch outside
India
1. Auditedshallbeperformedan
Accountant.
2. Any other person
qualified who is qualified
to perform such audit
Such branch auditor should
prepare a report on the books of
accounts of the branch audited by
him & send a copy of such audit
report to the company auditor.
Section 143(9)- Compliance of AS
• Compliance of Standards on Auditing
(SA) has been made Mandatory.
• Any deviation should be explained
with reasons as to why auditor opted
should be made clear.
• Reference to Guidance notes & other
materials released by ICAI from time
to time and seek help from the fellow
members of ICAI on certain aspects
where he is unable to form a opinion.
Section 143(10)- National Financial Reporting
Authority
• Central Government may prescribe the SA
recommended by ICAI in consultation with & after
examination of the recommendations made by the
NFRA.
• NFRA is regulatory authority for auditing,
accounting and financial reporting, to advice on
matters related to Auditing Standards in addition
to Accounting Standards and also to act as a
regulatory body for accountancy profession
• Until such standards are notified, the standards
which are issued by the ICAI Shall be deemed to be
the auditing standards for the purpose of audit.
• The Central Government may in
consultation with the NFRA direct that the
audit report in case of specific class of
companies shall include a statement on
such matters as may be specified therein.
Section 143(11)- Reporting in Auditor’s Report
Section 143(12)-Reporting on Fraud
• Auditor has reason to believe
• that an offence involving fraud is being
or has been committed
• against the company by an officer or the
employee of the company
• Reporting the matter immediately to
the central government if such fraud
amounts to Rs. 1 Crore or above.
• The auditor should first intimate the
board of directors or the audit committee
immediately within 2 days of knowing
about the fraud seeking their reply/
observations within 45 days.
Section 143(12)-Reporting on Fraud
• On receipt on such reply or observations
of the board or the audit committee,
• Forwards the report along with the reply
or observations of the board or the audit
committee and
• Auditor’s comments on such reply or
observations to the central government
within 15 days.
• In case, no reply received,
• Send the audit report along with a note
containing the details of his report that
was earlier forwarded to the board or
the committee for which he has failed to
receive any comments or observations.
Continued….
• However, auditor will not considered
as guilty of professional misconduct if
he does his duty In good faith.
• However, the duty of confidentiality
will not be effected in case auditor
reports such matters to central govt
in good faith as per second schedule
of the Chartered Accountants Act,
1949.
Section 143(13)- Reporting in Good Faith
The provisions of Section 143 shall be
equally applicable to-
• Company Secretary in practice
conducting secretarial audit u/ 204
(or)
• Cost Accountant performing cost
audit u/s 148.
• Section 148 governing Cost Audit
mentions about the same.
Section 143(14)- Applicability to CS & CMA
Any Non-Compliance with any provisions
of the Section 143-
• Chartered accountant, company
secretary or the cost auditor
• Shall be punishable with a fine which
shall not be less than Rs. 1 lakh but
which can be extend to Rs. 25 lakhs.
Section 143(15)- Penalties for Non-Compliance
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Role and responsibilities of auditor

  • 2. Topics of Discussion • Brief about Companies Act 2013 • Provisions Relating to Auditors • Duties & Powers of Auditors- Section 143 • Some Humour • Conclusion
  • 3. • Companies Act 2013 has bought a lot of revolutionary changes relating to appointment, disqualification, many other new terms of auditor. • Penalties are something which got a special status and makes a auditor go bankrupt. • The 3’S behind CA 2013 to come into enforcement • Satyam Computers • Saradha Scam • Sahara Scam Brief About Companies Act 2013
  • 5. Companies Act, 2013 Section Description Section 139 Appointment of Auditors Section 140 Removal, Resignation of auditor and giving of special notice. Section 141 Eligibility, qualifications and disqualifications of auditors. Section 142 Remuneration of auditors. Section 143 Powers and duties of auditors and auditing standards. Section 144 Auditor not to render certain services. Section 145 Auditors to sign audit reports, etc. Section 146 Auditors to attend general meeting. Section 147 Punishment for contravention. Section 148 Central Government to specify audit of items of cost in respect of certain companies. (CostAudit) Provisions Governing Auditors
  • 6. Sec 139- App of Auditor Rotation of Auditors Cooling Period Removal & Resignation Qualifications & Dis-Qualifications Remuneration
  • 7. Auditing refers to a systematic examination of books of accounts, documents and vouchers to ascertain how far the financial statements present a true and fair view of the concern. compliance i.e. ensuring that the books of accounts are properly maintained by the entity as required by law. Audit Overview
  • 8. • Independent accounting / auditing firms hired by companies subject to an audit as per Companies Act 2013. • External auditors express their own opinions on whether the financial statements of the company in question are free of material misstatements • Experts who possess knowledge in the field Auditing, Assurance & taxation who fall within the definition of Chartered accountants act, 1949. Who is an Auditor
  • 9. Powers & Duties of Auditor- Section 143
  • 10. • Auditor has to right to inspect Books of accounts, Vouchers at all times relating to company irrespective of the location. • Seek Information from the officers & explanation in relevant matters which he feels so. Section 143(1)-Duty to Inquire Areas of Special Focus 1. Loans & Advances 2. Verify any Fictitious Entries 3. Sale of Investments not less than BookValue. 4. Loans & Advances Shown as Deposits 5. Personal Expenses charged to revenue 6. Issue of shares for Consideration or in Kind
  • 11. • Opinion of the Research Committee of ICAI on section 143(1) is that auditor r is not required to report on the matters specified unless he has any special comments to make on any of the items referred to therein. • If he is satisfied as a result of the inquiries, there is no duty to report. Reporting Requirement
  • 12. The auditor should report to the company • on the accounts examined by him and • in respect of the financial statement that are required to be laid before the company in general meeting. • Report whether the company has complied with the accounting standards, auditing standards which depict true & fair view of status of affairs of the company through its financial statements. Section 143(2)-Duty to Report
  • 13. The auditor should report to the company on following Matters:- 1. Reporting the impact on financial statement relating to the information/explanations not provided by the management. 2.Evidence to believe proper books of accounts maintained in Branch as per the branch auditor’s report. 3.Tallying of Profit & Loss Account, Balance Sheet to the Books of accounts maintained by the company. Section 143(3)-Contents of Auditors Report
  • 14. 5. Observations and comments of the auditor on the financial transactions or matters which have adverse effect on the company 6. Report whether any director is dis- qualified from being appointed as the director under section 164(2). 7. Whether Adequate Internal Finance Controls have placed & operating effectiveness of such controls. 8. Disclosing the impact of any pending litigation, if any in the financial statement. 9. Delay in transferring the amount to the Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF) by the company. Continued…..
  • 15. • Any areas which the auditor feels that has an inadequacy or negative information, he should disclose the same in his report stating the reasons of such reservation & negative report. Section 143(4)- Qualified Report by Auditor Section 143(5)- Government Company Auditor • Govt Company auditors shall be appointed by CAG who may direct the auditor the manner in which the auditor may be conducted. • Report the impact on financial statements in account of directions followed by the auditors as the per CAG.
  • 16. • On Receipt of Audit Report from the auditor- • CAG may comment upon the audit report (or) conduct a supplementary audit by authorizing persons on their behalf within 60 days of receipt of Audit report, if it so feels. • However the report of such supplementary audit has to shared to all persons to whomsoever the audited financials have been shared. • Such copy should also been placed in the AGM. Section 143(6)- CAG Supplementary Audit
  • 17. • In case of Government Companies, CAG shall appoint the auditor within 6 months from commencement of FY who holds office till Conclusion of AGM. • In case of such appointed auditors. CAG may conduct the test audit. • Such test report will attract provisions of Section 19A of CAG Act, 1971. Section 143(7)- CAG Test Audit
  • 18. Company has Branch in India 1. Audited shall be performed by Company Auditor 2. Any other qualified Person u/s 139 of act. Section 143(8)- Branch Audit Company has Branch outside India 1. Auditedshallbeperformedan Accountant. 2. Any other person qualified who is qualified to perform such audit Such branch auditor should prepare a report on the books of accounts of the branch audited by him & send a copy of such audit report to the company auditor.
  • 19. Section 143(9)- Compliance of AS • Compliance of Standards on Auditing (SA) has been made Mandatory. • Any deviation should be explained with reasons as to why auditor opted should be made clear. • Reference to Guidance notes & other materials released by ICAI from time to time and seek help from the fellow members of ICAI on certain aspects where he is unable to form a opinion.
  • 20. Section 143(10)- National Financial Reporting Authority • Central Government may prescribe the SA recommended by ICAI in consultation with & after examination of the recommendations made by the NFRA. • NFRA is regulatory authority for auditing, accounting and financial reporting, to advice on matters related to Auditing Standards in addition to Accounting Standards and also to act as a regulatory body for accountancy profession • Until such standards are notified, the standards which are issued by the ICAI Shall be deemed to be the auditing standards for the purpose of audit.
  • 21. • The Central Government may in consultation with the NFRA direct that the audit report in case of specific class of companies shall include a statement on such matters as may be specified therein. Section 143(11)- Reporting in Auditor’s Report
  • 23. • Auditor has reason to believe • that an offence involving fraud is being or has been committed • against the company by an officer or the employee of the company • Reporting the matter immediately to the central government if such fraud amounts to Rs. 1 Crore or above. • The auditor should first intimate the board of directors or the audit committee immediately within 2 days of knowing about the fraud seeking their reply/ observations within 45 days. Section 143(12)-Reporting on Fraud
  • 24. • On receipt on such reply or observations of the board or the audit committee, • Forwards the report along with the reply or observations of the board or the audit committee and • Auditor’s comments on such reply or observations to the central government within 15 days. • In case, no reply received, • Send the audit report along with a note containing the details of his report that was earlier forwarded to the board or the committee for which he has failed to receive any comments or observations. Continued….
  • 25. • However, auditor will not considered as guilty of professional misconduct if he does his duty In good faith. • However, the duty of confidentiality will not be effected in case auditor reports such matters to central govt in good faith as per second schedule of the Chartered Accountants Act, 1949. Section 143(13)- Reporting in Good Faith
  • 26. The provisions of Section 143 shall be equally applicable to- • Company Secretary in practice conducting secretarial audit u/ 204 (or) • Cost Accountant performing cost audit u/s 148. • Section 148 governing Cost Audit mentions about the same. Section 143(14)- Applicability to CS & CMA
  • 27. Any Non-Compliance with any provisions of the Section 143- • Chartered accountant, company secretary or the cost auditor • Shall be punishable with a fine which shall not be less than Rs. 1 lakh but which can be extend to Rs. 25 lakhs. Section 143(15)- Penalties for Non-Compliance

Editor's Notes

  1. Gone are the days where an auditor used to react and report post the fraud happens and qualify his report. Now, An auditor is ‘watch dog’ not a ‘blood hound’. Like a dog should bark and chase when something found wrong. Same like that duty of auditor is to verification and detection, but he must go deep if suspicion arises.
  2. It is not that Penalties imposed in CA 2013 are something new, but the way they are imposed is something which auditor, officer in charge have to be careful about.
  3. Let me try to cover major sections which cover the significant changes.
  4. Appointment of Auditor for a min period of 5 yrs i.e till 6th AGM. Applicability of Rotation for specified list of companies like Listed, unlisted companies Paid up cap of 10cr, Pvt Ltd with Paip up Cap 20 Cr. Ind-5 yrs, Firm-10 yrs. Cooling period of 5 yrs for each. ADT-2 to be filed for removal & resignation. Holding of Security of FV 1000 to FV 1 lacs for dis-qualification. Board shall finalized the remuneration payable to auditor after consulting Audit Committee.
  5. Sec 143 of the companies act, 2013 speaks about the powers and duties of the auditors which were earlier mentioned in the Sec 227,228 of the companies act 1956. There are about 15 clauses under section 143.
  6. From FY 2015-16, Auditor’s report shall also state about existence of Adequate Internal Finance Controls system & its operating effectiveness as required by rule 10A of Companies (audit & Auditors Amendment Rules) 2014.
  7. In case has company Branch audit, who has a Branch in India,
  8. In case has company Branch audit, who has a Branch in India,
  9. Concept of NFRA is not a new thing. Earlier NACAS was replaced with NFRA with an Additional power of Regulatory + Advisory Body. Section 132 mainly speaks about NFRA which is not notified till date.
  10. Only frauds against company by officers/employees to be reported Frauds committed by the Auditor. Frauds committed by outsiders agsinst company will be reported as part of CARO 2016 new provision.