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The Role of Auditors in
Economic development &
Social Justice
Jan. 2006
By: Gholam hossein Davani
Member of High Council of Iran Association of Certified Public
Accountants (IACPA)
IMA, AAA, BAA, EAA, IIA, CAAA, AAFM
Dayarayan Auditing & Financial Services Firm
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Corporate Governance
Law sovereignty
Justice & Fairness
Participate
Accountability
Responsibility
Supreme
Transparency
Efficiency & Effectiveness
Au
dit
ing
Supreme thought on governmental resources & consumption have been come from constitution that culminate in establish public Accountants tribunal and review of governmental accounts
Public accounts tribunal have been establish according article 101,102,103 supplementary to the constitution law
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Role of Auditors in good governance process
Information Transparency
Assurance
Financial evaluation of investment project
Tax auditing
Culture
Accountability
Management decision
Stock Market
Reduce of Administrative
Banking, Commerce, Financial & Economic entity
Financial accountability of government & Privatation sec.
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Type of Institute Controller
Ministry of Finance Supreme of Funds &
Executive of Financial regulation
Ministries & Governmental
InstitutePublic accounts
tribunal Control Budget &
Regulation Variance
State Chief inspectorate
Irregularities Cases Control
Government & Public economic entity
*Audit organizationFinancial Audit, Tax Audit, operational
audit
Private Economic entity
Iranian Association of Certified Public
Accountants
Financial Audit, Tax Audit, operational
audit
ShareholdersManagement Control
Mofid Rahbar Auditing Firm**Special Audit
Islamic Revolution Foundation
Audit Organization
Iranian Association of Certified Public Accountants
Financial Audit, Tax Audit, operational
auditMunicipalitities
Financial Supreme & Control Foundation in Iran
Type of Super & Control
*Audit Organization= Biggest Governmental Audit Firm in Middle East **Mofid Rahbar = Affiliated to Islamic Leader Office
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Effected law on Governmental Co.
Constitution Law
Public Account
s tribunal
The customers &
producers protection
Org. (CPPO)
Budgets Law
Commercial Law
Banking &
Marketing regulation
Commerce Law
Social Securitie
s Law
Tax ActAudit
Organization Law
Tehran Stock
Exchange Law
State Chief inspectorat
e
Punishment
organization
Economic development
plan
Iranian Association of Certified
Public Accountant
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Task of Auditors in Development Process
Tax Incomes
Anti-corruption
Anti-Money Laundry
Supreme on Budget
Comply Public InterestA
ud
itin
g
Tax is development instrument
* * *
Auditing is collection tax instrument
Privatization
Financial Assessment of Investment project
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Role of Auditors on Foundation Supreme Governmental
Tax Instrument
Financial Supreme in Capital Market
Financial Supreme in Money Market
Performance supervision on budget of governmental Co.
Financial Supreme in E-Governance
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Auditors Social Responsibilities in Development Process
Social responsible
Professional responsible
Legal responsible
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Auditors’ Social responsibilities in Globalization
Comply with Law & Regulation (Governor of Law)
Comply with professional rules
Supreme in human right
Supreme in Comply Environmental natural law & regular
Supreme on ISO & Others Quality Control Standards
Supreme on world bank & IMF Loan
Supreme on executive of Management Accountability
TaxLabour & Social law
Other governmental
duties
Financial International Court
Struggle with Corruption & Money Laundry
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Table of Professional Accountants in UK & USA 2005
CPA ACCA CIMA CIPFA ICAEW ICAI ICAS TOTAL
130,343 238,425 81,117 2,927 10,019 3,240 2,626 475,697
Table of Graduate of Chartered Accountants & ACCA 2005
LocationAffiliated Member &
StudentMember Total
Africa 43,327 4,907 47,234
USA 18,050 5,309 23,359
South East Asia 70,411 31,323 101,734
North Europe 9,423 2,571 11,994
Middle East 3,494 490 3,984
South Asia 18,067 479 18,546
UK & West Europe 78,969 59,534 138,503
Total 240,741 104,613 345,354
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Table of AICPA’s Graduation
1999-2005
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Total AICPA Membership (excluding student and other affiliates)
336,635 337,454 336,081 337,867 335,111 334,635 327,135
Public Accounting 39.5% 39.4% 38.9% 38.8% 38.4% 39.0% 39.2%
Business & Industry 46.2% 46.4% 46.6% 47.4% 47.7% 41.6% 42.8%
Education 2.4% 2.3% 2.3% 2.3% 2.4% 2.3% 2.4%
Government 4.3% 4.2% 4.1% 4.0% 4.1% 3.9% 3.9%
Retired & Miscellaneous 7.6% 7.7% 8.1% 7.5% 7.7% 13.2% 11.6%
Membership in Public Practice 133,036 132,943 130,870 130,995 128,730 130,343 128.292
Firms with one member 22.8% 21.8% 21.6% 21,3% 21.4% 22.6% 23.0%
Firms with 2-9 members 34.7% 34.1% 34.1% 33.9% 34.1% 29.9% 31.6%
Firms with 10 or more members, except the 25 largest firms
21.6% 22.8% 22.8% 24.0% 24.5% 26.0% 24.7%
25 Largest Firms 20.9% 21.3% 21.5% 20.8% 20.0% 21.5% 20.7%
CPA in the worldCountry No. Firm Office
USA
World
3670
297
5808
636
Total 3967 6444
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Active PartnerActivate in
Public
Active in Audit
OrganizationNon-Active Individual Total
424 64 296 358 220 1,368
Estimate of Audit Market
Share of Private Public
Accountants
Share of Audit
Organization
Market Value of
Accounting
Total Personal in
Public Accountants
No of Public Accounting
Firms
150,000,000$ 20,000,000 $ 30,000,000 $ 50,000,000 $ 3,475 139
Table of Iranian Association of Certified Public Accountants (IACPA)
BDO KPMGERNEST &
YOUNGDELOITTE PWC
3.3 15.6 16.9 18.2 20.3
Moores Harwath Baker tilly Grant thornton
RSM
1.9 2 2.1 2.4 2.5
Big Ten Accounting Fee Income 2005
Total Market 100($B)
OtherManagement Consulting
Tax ServicesAudit
Accounting
17% 11% 23% 49%
Table of World Accounting Services 2005
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Big Ten revenue per partner 2005 (M$)
Overall Fee split 2005 (MS)
DelloitteErnst & Young
PWC KPMG RSMGrant
Thornton BDO
7,810 6,337 6,167 4,700 1,213 828 440
USA Accounting Firm Fee 2005
Firm Amounts Firm Amounts
PWC 3,055,000 RSM 1,100,000
DT 3,005,000 Harwath 1,007,000
EY 3,011,000 Baker tilly 970,000
KPMG 2,920,000 Moors Rowland
1,350,000
Grant thornton
1,990,000
Tax services
Audit & Accounting
Managing Consulting
Others
27 43 21 9
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Overall Market Share 2005
Mid time KPMGErnst & Young
Deloitte PWC
%34 %12 %17 %21 %16
Ranking Big Four in The World
Country Firm Fee income ($M)
USA Deloitte 7,8
UK PWC 3,2
Germany PWC 1,372
Canada Deloitte 1,151
France KPMG 834
Netherland DT 829
Australia PWC 761
Spania DT 296
Korea PWC 289
Denmark DT 286
Switzerland KPMG 284
South Africa PWC 261
Belgium PWC 233
Sweden E&Y 232
Italy PWC 203
Ireland PWC 182
Mexico PWC 152
Japan DT 652
Norway DT 93
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Global Eight•The UN Global Compact
•ILO conventions
•The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
•ISO 14000 Series
•Account Ability 1000
•The Global Reporting Initiative
•The Global Sullivan Principles
•Social Accountability 8000
•Audit & Accounts Standards
Comply World Standards•Principles (Global Compact and Global Sullivan Principles
•Standards (GRI, OECD Guidelines, SA8000, AA1000S, ILO Conventions)
•Foundation (ILO Conventions, AA1000S)
•Process (SA8000, AA1000S, ISO 14000S)
•Performance (SA8000, OECD Guidelines, ILO Conventions)
•Audit & Accounting Standards GAAP, IAS, IFRS
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ILO Law & Regulation•Freedom of association (Convention 87)
•Right to collective bargaining (Convention 98)
• Prohibition on forced labour (Convention 29 and 105)
•An environmental policy
•An assessment of environmental aspects
•An assessment of legal and voluntary obligations
•A management system
•A series of periodic, internal audits and reports to top management
•Prohibition on child labour
•Freedom from discrimination (Convention 111)