2002
DOI: 10.3917/cca.083.0139
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La réglementation de l'audit : une comparaison entre le Canada, les États-Unis et la France

Abstract: L’audit est sujet à un ensemble très complet de règles émises par divers organismes régulateurs tels que l’État, les Commissions des opérations en Bourse et la profession comptable. Ces règles portent sur l’accès à la profession, les normes de travail, l’éthique, le contrôle d’activité, la discipline et la responsabilité légale. Bien que l’objectif principal de cette réglementation soit la protection de l’intérêt public, le sens de cet objectif et la façon de réglementer varient d’un pays à l’autre, La régleme… Show more

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“…Based on this typology, Pochet (2007) explains that in France the Financial Security Act (Loi de Securité Financière -LSF) created a high council for the auditing profession (Haut Conseil du Comissariat aux Comptes -H2C) which has led to the regulation of the auditing profession by an independent body operating under the control of the state. Following another typology proposed by Puxty et al (1987), Bédard et al (2002) proposed four modes of accounting regulation, which ranged from the Associationist mode (similar to professional regulation) in the USA and in Ontario, Canada, to a Corporatist mode (similar to regulation by an independent body) in Quebec, to a mix of Corporatism and Legalism (state regulation) in France. These studies indicate that there have been different degrees of involvement by the state in the regulation of the auditing profession and in particular with respect to the disciplinary aspects of the profession.…”
Section: The Influence Of Context In the Protection Of The Public Interestmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Based on this typology, Pochet (2007) explains that in France the Financial Security Act (Loi de Securité Financière -LSF) created a high council for the auditing profession (Haut Conseil du Comissariat aux Comptes -H2C) which has led to the regulation of the auditing profession by an independent body operating under the control of the state. Following another typology proposed by Puxty et al (1987), Bédard et al (2002) proposed four modes of accounting regulation, which ranged from the Associationist mode (similar to professional regulation) in the USA and in Ontario, Canada, to a Corporatist mode (similar to regulation by an independent body) in Quebec, to a mix of Corporatism and Legalism (state regulation) in France. These studies indicate that there have been different degrees of involvement by the state in the regulation of the auditing profession and in particular with respect to the disciplinary aspects of the profession.…”
Section: The Influence Of Context In the Protection Of The Public Interestmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Today, the role of the big audit firms continues to grow (Cooper and Robson, 2006) and, as Ramirez (2003b) indicates, their influence allows them to participate actively in the development of auditing standards. However, the auditing profession in France remains largely individualistic and the intervention by the state continues to play an important role (Baker et al, 2001;Bédard et al, 2002). The distinction between auditors and accountants in France provides a unique research opportunity to study professional disciplinary practices in a setting where the state plays a significant role in professional regulation.…”
Section: The Institutional Context Of Auditor Disciplinary Practices In Francementioning
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