Quantitatively immaterial audit misstatements matter qualitatively
January-March 2024 - Vol 16 Num. 1
The research aimed to assess whether quantitatively negligible (immaterial) misstatements identified by auditors could offer valuable qualitative information for investors. The objective was to explore the qualitative characteristics of these quantitatively trivial misstatements. Initially, through a literature analysis...
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