New Quality Management Standards: What's New for Firms' Monitoring and Remediation Processes
1.00 Credits
Member Price $75
Non-Member Price $89
Overview
Boost quality management through improved processes (bold)
With an emphasis on more proactive and continual improvement, the monitoring and enforcement of quality management (QM) systems for audit and accounting practices have changed.
The revised QM standards take a proactive approach to quality management, with an increased emphasis on monitoring, remediation and improvement. Firms are now required to evaluate their system and annually conclude on its effectiveness.
Third in a four-part webcast series (bold)
This is the third webcast in a four-part series on the Auditing Standard Board’s (ASB) new quality management standards. In this webcast, you’ll take a deep dive into the monitoring and remediation component of the ASB’s Statement on Quality Management Standards (SQMS) No. 1, A Firm’s System of Quality Management (ital).
Attendance in each webcast in this four-part series will earn you one CPE credit. You can participate in one or all based on your interest in the topics. A rebroadcast of this webcast is scheduled for Dec. 13, 2022, at 2:00pm ET.
Highlights
Prerequisites
None
Designed For
Objectives
- Recognize the changes to quality management standards and why they were implemented.
- Identify the changes to monitoring and remediation.
- Analyze how deficiencies are identified and learn how to evaluate their severity.
- Assess the obligation to annually evaluate and conclude on the effectiveness of the QM system.
Leader(s):
Leader Bios
Sherry Chesser, Landmark, PLC Certified Public Accountants
Sherry Chesser, CPA is a member of Landmark PLC and focuses a majority of her time in the assurance and bond arbitrage practice areas, with industry experience in tax exempt debt compliance, employee benefit plans and nonprofit organizations. In addition, she serves on the management team of the firm and conducts peer reviews with a focus on peer reviews of benefit plans. She has over 30 years experience with public accounting firms providing tax and audit services to a broad base of clients, and served as a controller for a nonprofit organization. In 2015, she was appointed to the Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy for a five year term and served her final year in 2020 as the president. She is committee member of NASBA’s Peer Review Compliance Committee, a committee member for Partners in Peer Review with Alabama as the Administrating Entity for several states including Arkansas, and a member of the AICPA’s Auditing Standards Board.
Non-Member Price $89
Member Price $75