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原帖由 西门吹哨 于 2008-2-6 22:46 发表 
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How to make things sox compliant? In other words,how to prepare for sox audit?
First of all, company need to identify the key business processes, and then identify the key risks under under key processes, after that, address the key controls to mitigate the key risks, finally, to prove the design of control is effective, and the controls are running well.
Once the company are ready for the stuffs mentions above, the company internal auditors will assess the control effectiveness, and report to board, then CEO and CFO will sign their name on the report talking about they will take personal responsibility to ensure the internal controls in the company is fairly good, and no material mistatement would be made due to lack of internal control or control failure.
After that, the company external auditor will assess the internal controls independently, and will review company internal auditor's work on testing controls, finally form their opinion on whether they believe the internal control in the company is going well, or any deficiencies found during their audit. That's the normal SOX compliance process.
If anything happend as Enron, WorldCom, HIH, OneTel,the SEC would go to sue the external auditors, company top managements, and possible directors about their breach duty of care on their endorsement on the internal control statement. Then the shareholders and other victims could have target to throw the shits on, and won't go to blame the watch dogs. |
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