Subsequent events procedures are required, covering the period from the date of your Review Memorandum to April 19, 2014. The subsequent events procedures should include the following procedures.
► Inquire and discuss with officers and other executives having responsibility for the financial and accounting matters on any substantial contingent liabilities or commitments, any significant change in the capital stock, long-term debt or working capital, current status of items that were accounted for on the basis of tentative, preliminary or inconclusive data in the financial statements being reported on, any unusual adjustments made during the period from the balance sheet date to the date of inquiry.
Per KPMG : As discussion with K. Rueangrit – Senior Accounting Manager, found that the Company did not have any substantial contingent liabilities or commitments, any significant change in the capital stock which had been to disclosure in the financial statement as at 31 March 2014.
► Read the available minutes of meetings of stockholders, directors and appropriate committees; as to meetings for which minutes are not available, inquire about matters dealt with at such meetings.
Per KPMG : There was a minutes of the board of directors’ meeting No. 01/2014 which was occurred on 13 February 2014 but there was no the event which had to disclose in Financial Statement .
► Inquire of client’s legal counsel concerning litigation, claims and assessments.
Per KPMG : As discussion with K. Rueangrit – Senior Accounting Manager found that the Company did not have legal counsel concerning litigation, claims and assessments which had been to disclosure in the financial statement as at 31 March 2014.
► Inquiry of management as to whether any subsequent events have occurred which might affect the local entity’s internal control over financial statements.
Per KPMG : As discussion with K. Rueangrit – Senior Accounting Manager found that the Company did not have any subsequent events have occurred which might affect the local entity’s internal control over financial statements.
► Inquiry of management as to whether any subsequent events have occurred which might affect the assessment for the effectiveness of local entity’s internal control over financial reporting.
Per KPMG : As same as the above discussion.
► Others
Per KPMG : None
Subsequent events procedures are required, covering the period from the date of your Review Memorandum to April 19, 2014. The subsequent events procedures should include the following procedures.► Inquire and discuss with officers and other executives having responsibility for the financial and accounting matters on any substantial contingent liabilities or commitments, any significant change in the capital stock, long-term debt or working capital, current status of items that were accounted for on the basis of tentative, preliminary or inconclusive data in the financial statements being reported on, any unusual adjustments made during the period from the balance sheet date to the date of inquiry. Per KPMG : As discussion with K. Rueangrit – Senior Accounting Manager, found that the Company did not have any substantial contingent liabilities or commitments, any significant change in the capital stock which had been to disclosure in the financial statement as at 31 March 2014. ► Read the available minutes of meetings of stockholders, directors and appropriate committees; as to meetings for which minutes are not available, inquire about matters dealt with at such meetings.Per KPMG : There was a minutes of the board of directors’ meeting No. 01/2014 which was occurred on 13 February 2014 but there was no the event which had to disclose in Financial Statement .► Inquire of client’s legal counsel concerning litigation, claims and assessments.Per KPMG : As discussion with K. Rueangrit – Senior Accounting Manager found that the Company did not have legal counsel concerning litigation, claims and assessments which had been to disclosure in the financial statement as at 31 March 2014. ► Inquiry of management as to whether any subsequent events have occurred which might affect the local entity’s internal control over financial statements.Per KPMG : As discussion with K. Rueangrit – Senior Accounting Manager found that the Company did not have any subsequent events have occurred which might affect the local entity’s internal control over financial statements.► Inquiry of management as to whether any subsequent events have occurred which might affect the assessment for the effectiveness of local entity’s internal control over financial reporting.Per KPMG : As same as the above discussion.► OthersPer KPMG : None
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