Proceedings of the University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems
The Deloitte/University of Kansas Auditing Symposium has been held on a bi-annual basis since 1972. Its purpose is to provide a forum where practitioners, regulators, and academics can come together and have open discussions about the auditing profession from each of their unique perspectives. It is seen as a greatly beneficial event for practitioners, regulators, and academics alike. Information about current symposia can be found at the University of Kansas School of Business.
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Auditing Symposium VII: Proceedings of the 1984 Touche Ross/University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems
University of Kansas, School of Business; Howard Stettler; and N. Allen Ford
Origins and development of materiality as an auditing concept / David C. Selley; Discussant's response to an analysis of the audit framework focusing on inherent risk and the role of statistical sampling in compliance testing / William R. Kinney; Current developments in United Kingdom auditing research / David R. Gwillam; Discussant's response to current developments in United Kingdom Auditing research / John H. Fitzgibbon; Let's change GAAS!!! ???*&#@ / Robert Mednick, Alan J. Winters; Discussant's response to let's change GAAS!!! ???*&#@ / William L. Felix; Self-regulation: How it works / R. K. (Robert Kuhn) Mautz (1915-2002); Discussant's response to the origins and development of materiality as an auditing concept / Lauren Kelly; Auditor reviews of changing prices disclosures / K. Fred Skousen, W. Steve Albrecht; Discussant's response to auditor reviews of changing prices disclosures / Robert W. Berliner; Case for the unstructured audit approach / Jerry D. Sullivan; Discussant's response to the case for the unstructured audit approach / Carl S. Warren; Discussant's response to the case for the structured audit approach / Gary L. Holstrum; Analysis of the audit framework focusing on inherent risk and the role of statistical sampling in compliance testing / Donald A. Leslie
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Auditing Symposium VI: Proceedings of the 1982 Touche Ross/University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems
University of Kansas, School of Business; Howard Stettler; and Donald R. Nichols
Evolution of Audit reporting / Douglas R. Carmichael, Alan J. Winters; Discussant's response to audit detection of financial statement errors / William F. Messier; Multi-Attribute model for audit evaluation / Theodore J. Mock, Michael G. Samet; Discussant's response to a multi-attribute model for audit evaluation / Joseph X. Loftus; Some thoughts on materiality / Kenneth W. Stringer; Discussant's response to some thought on materiality / Joseph J. Schultz; SAS 34 procedures vs forecast reviews: The Gap in GAAS / Robert Kay; Discussant's response to SAS 34 procedures vs forecast reviews: The gap in GAAS / William R. Kinney; Development in governmental auditing: Their impact on the academic and business communities / Richard E. Brown; Discussant's response to the evolution of audit reporting / J. Alex Milburn; How not to communicate material and immaterial weaknesses in accounting controls / Wanda A. Wallace; Discussant's response to how not to communicate material and immaterial weaknesses in accounting controls / Alan N. Certain; Human information processing research in auditing A review and synthesis / Robert H. Ashton; Discussant's response to human information processing research in auditing: a review and synthesis / Gary L. Holstrum; Audit detection of financial statement errors: Implications for the practitioner / Robert E. Hylas
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Auditing implications derived from a review of cases and articles relating to fraud
W. Steve Albrecht and Marshall B. Romney
