Why a Clean Audit Is Not a Clean Acquisition: Hidden Risks in Indian Mid-Market M&A1. The real acquisition risk often sits outside the audited numbersIndian mid-market transactions rarely fail because the target company had no statutory audit or because its accounts were visibly defective. More often, the difficulty arises because the buy...
Read the full article →Standards, opinions & professional guidance
Ind AS & Accounting Standards, ICAI opinions, CARO, auditing & cost standards, disclosure checklists — and a running journal of expert articles.
In this issue
More from the accounting & auditing journal.
When Familiarity Dilutes Fraud Audit Discipline: Revenue Presumption, Override Risk and the Need for Fresh Scepticism1....
Ind AS Transition: Two Practical Areas Where Substance Overrides LabelsMigration from earlier Indian GAAP to Ind AS is n...
Ind AS 118 and Operating Expenses: Choosing Between Nature, Function and a Combined Presentation1. Why operating expense...
Tax Audit for AY 2026-27: A Recast Practical Guide Covering Applicability, Turnover, Form 3CD Reporting and Auditor Resp...
Ind AS Transition in Practice: Key Accounting Judgements for Concessions, Leases, Revenue and Borrowing Costs1. Transiti...
Ind AS First-Time Adoption: Practical Application Through Transition ScenariosAdopting Ind AS for the first time is not...
Ind AS Transition for PPE: Practical Boundaries of the Deemed Cost Relief under Ind AS 1011. Why the PPE transition exem...
International Reporting & Audit Update: Key Developments from FASB, PCAOB, FRC and IASBThis global update summarises rec...
Reframing Profit or Loss under Ind AS 118: Classification of Income and Expenses into Five Categories1. Why Ind AS 118 C...
Global Accounting and Audit Update: PCAOB Inspection Finds No Reportable Audit Deficiencies; FASB Opens Consultation on...
The standards shelf
The reference library, one click away.
Accounting & Auditing directory
The complete library, grouped.