Audit Independence
Across
- 2. Conduct and behavior that reflect competence and responsibility.
- 4. Changing audit partners or firms periodically to preserve independence.
- 5. Protecting client information from unauthorized disclosure.
- 7. The perception by outsiders that an auditor is unbiased.
- 8. A situation where personal interest could interfere with professional duties.
- 10. A mindset requiring auditors to be impartial and free from conflicts of interest.
- 14. Established auditing principles ensuring consistency and fairness.
- 15. Openness in reporting and decision-making to build trust.
- 16. A governance body overseeing auditor independence and quality.
Down
- 1. Words and Clues
- 3. The actual state of auditor freedom from influence.
- 6. A questioning attitude essential for identifying errors or fraud.
- 9. A tendency that prevents objective judgment.
- 11. Professional rules and values guiding auditors’ behavior.
- 12. The auditor’s ability to act without bias or influence from the client.
- 13. A core ethical principle requiring honesty and strong moral values.