In some cases, the auditor cannot find cheating in financial reports or cheating is discovered by an auditor but not disclosed.
This is the replication of Research from previous studies (Elisa and Icuk, 2010). This research aims to examine how far independence, due professional care, ethics, experience and quality of audits is affected. Common problems in this research is the phenomenon of declining audit quality. The research was conducted using a questionnaire survey methods. The population in this study was an auditor who works at a public accounting firm in Jakarta. Sample assignment method used is a Non Probability Sampling method Sampling by Convenience. Technique of data analysis in this study is the analysis of multiple regression based on descriptive analysis.
the respondent proves that independence, due professional care, ethics and experience affect the quality of audits simultaneously. In addition, this research proves that the independence and due professional care does not affect the quality of the audit, but the code of ethics and experience affect the quality of audits. The study also proved that the ethics and experience is the dominant factor affecting the quality of audits. For future research, we recommend to include the regional and cultural factors as indicators that may affect the quality of the audits.
The advice can be recommended in this study to the independent auditor is to be able to further enhance the perception of independence and due professional care so as to enhance the dignity and honour of the profession as an auditor.
Keywords: independence, professional expertise, experience, ethics and quality auditing.
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