APES 315 Compilation Of Financial Information
APES 315 Compilation of FinancialInformation[Supersedes APES 315 Compilation of Financial Information issued in February 2015]Prepared and issued byAccounting Professional & Ethical Standards Board LimitedREVISED: March 2017Copyright 2017 Accounting Professional & Ethical Standards Board Limited (“APESB”). All rights reserved. Apart from fairdealing for the purpose of study, research, criticism and review as permitted by the Copyright Act 1968, no part of thesematerials may be reproduced, modified, or reused or redistributed for any commercial purpose, or distributed to a third partyfor any such purpose, without the prior written permission of APESB.Any permitted reproduction including fair dealing must acknowledge APESB as the source of any such material reproducedand any reproduction made of the material must include a copy of this original notice.APES 315 Compilation of Financial Information contains material from International Standard on Related Services (ISRS) 4410Compilation Engagements (2012) of the Handbook of the International Quality Control, Auditing, Review, Other Assurance,and Related Services Pronouncements (December 2016) of the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board(IAASB), published by the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) in December 2016 and as amended, and is usedwith permission of IFAC.International Standard on Related Services (ISRS) 4410 Compilation Engagements July 2012 by the International Federationof Accountants.2
APES 315 Compilation of Financial InformationContentsSectionScope and application . 1Definitions . 2Fundamental responsibilities of Members in Public Practice . 3 Public interest Professional competence and due care Professional Independence ConfidentialityPlanning . 4Applicable Financial Reporting Framework . 5Defining the Terms of Engagement . 6Procedures . 7Documentation and quality control . 8Responsibility of the Client . 9Reporting on a Compilation Engagement . 10Communication of significant matters. 11Subsequent discovery of facts . 12Conformity with International PronouncementsAppendix 1: Decision tree to determine whether an Engagement is a Compilation EngagementAppendix 2: Decision tree to determine when a Compilation Report should be issuedAppendix 3: Example Engagement Letter for a Compilation EngagementAppendix 4: Examples of Compilation ReportsAppendix 5: Example of an Accountant’s Report DisclaimerAppendix 6: Summary of revisions to the previous APES 315 (Issued February 2015)2
APES 315 Compilation of Financial Information1.Scope and application1.1The objectives of APES 315 Compilation of Financial Information are: to specify that, when performing an Engagement to Compile FinancialInformation, a Member in Public Practice is required to apply the Member’sexpertise in accounting and/or financial reporting and, in contrast to anEngagement to perform an audit or review, the Member is not required to verifythe accuracy or completeness of the information provided by a Client;to mandate that a Member in Public Practice plans a Compilation Engagementbut recognises that planning procedures depend upon the context of theCompilation Engagement and the specific circumstances of the Client;to provide guidance to Members in Public Practice when undertaking aCompilation Engagement in respect of General Purpose Financial Statements orSpecial Purpose Financial Statements;to specify matters to be considered for inclusion in an Engagement Document;to specify the professional obligations of a Member in Public Practice in respectof procedures;to specify the documentation and quality control obligations of a Member inPublic Practice who performs a Compilation Engagement;to specify the obligations of a Member in Public Practice to obtain anacknowledgement from the Client in respect of the Client’s responsibilities for thefinancial information or Financial Statements;to specify the reporting requirements of a Member in Public Practice whoundertakes Engagements to Compile Financial Information; andto mandate that a Member communicates to Those Charged with Governanceany significant matters arising from the Compilation Engagement and the impactof subsequent discovery of facts on the Compilation Engagement.1.2Accounting Professional & Ethical Standards Board Limited (APESB) issues APES315 Compilation of Financial Information (the Standard), which is effective forEngagements to Compile Financial Information commencing on or after 1 July 2017.Earlier adoption of this Standard is permitted.1.3APES 315 sets the standards for the provision of quality and ethical ProfessionalServices for Members in Public Practice who undertake Engagements to CompileFinancial Information. The mandatory requirements of this Standard are in bold-type,preceded or followed by discussion or explanations in normal type. APES 315 shouldbe read in conjunction with other professional duties of Members, and any legalobligations that may apply.1.4Members in Public Practice in Australia shall follow the mandatoryrequirements of APES 315 when they undertake Engagements to CompileFinancial Information.1.5Members in Public Practice practising outside of Australia shall follow theprovisions of APES 315 to the extent to which they are not prevented from sodoing by specific requirements of local laws and/or regulations.1.6Members shall be familiar with relevant Professional Standards and guidancenotes when providing Professional Services. All Members shall comply withthe fundamental principles outlined in the Code.1.7The Standard is not intended to detract from any responsibilities which may beimposed by law or regulation.1.8All references to Professional Standards, guidance notes and legislation arereferences to those provisions as amended from time to time.1.9In applying the requirements outlined in APES 315, Members in Public Practiceshould be guided not merely by the words but also by the spirit of the Standard andthe Code.3
APES 315 Compilation of Financial Information1.10This Standard is directed towards Engagements to prepare historical or prospectivefinancial information. However, the Standard should also be applied to the extentpracticable for Engagements to prepare non–financial information.1.11This Standard is directed towards Members in Public Practice. However, Members inBusiness should apply this Standard and its principles to the extent practicable whenthey compile information for their employers especially in respect of regulatoryreporting requirements and Compilation Reports prepared under ASIC Corporations(Audit Relief Instrument) 2016/7841.1.12In this Standard, unless otherwise specified, words in the singular include the pluraland vice versa, words of one gender include another gender, and words referring topersons include corporations or organisations, whether incorporated or not.2.DefinitionsFor the purpose of this Standard:AASB means the Australian statutory body called the Australian Accounting Standards Boardthat was established under section 226 of the Australian Securities and InvestmentsCommission Act 1989 and is continued in existence by section 261 of the Australian Securitiesand Investments Commission Act 2001.Applicable Financial Reporting Framework means the financial reporting frameworkadopted by management and, where appropriate, Those Charged with Governance in thepreparation of the financial report that is acceptable in view of the nature of the entity and theobjective of the financial report, or that is required by law or regulation.The term fair presentation framework means a financial reporting framework that requirescompliance with the requirements of the framework and:(a)Acknowledges explicitly or implicitly that, to achieve fair presentation of the financialreport, it may be necessary for management to provide disclosures beyond thosespecifically required by the framework; or(b)Acknowledges explicitly that it may be necessary for management to depart from arequirement of the framework to achieve fair presentation of the financial report. Suchdepartures are expected to be necessary only in extremely rare circumstances.In the context of financial reporting, the term Compliance Framework means a financialreporting framework that requires compliance with the requirements of the applicableframework, but does not contain the acknowledgements in (a) or (b) above.Assurance Engagement means an Engagement in which a Member in Public Practice aimsto obtain sufficient appropriate evidence in order to express a conclusion designed to enhancethe degree of confidence of the intended users other than the responsible party about thesubject matter information (that is, the outcome of the measurement or evaluation of anunderlying subject matter against criteria).This includes an Engagement in accordance with the Framework for Assurance Engagementsissued by the AUASB or in accordance with specific relevant standards, such as InternationalStandards on Auditing, for Assurance Engagements.AUASB means the Australian statutory body called the Auditing and Assurance StandardsBoard established under section 227A of the Australian Securities and InvestmentsCommission Act 2001.Auditing and Assurance Standards means the AUASB standards, as described in ASA 100Preamble to AUASB Standards, ASA 101 Preamble to Australian Auditing Standards and the1ASIC Corporations (Audit Relief Instrument) 2016/784 supersedes ASIC Class Order CO 98/1417 Audit relief forproprietary companies.4
APES 315 Compilation of Financial InformationForeword to AUASB Pronouncements, issued by the AUASB, and operative from the datespecified in each standard.Australian Accounting Standards means the Accounting Standards (including AustralianAccounting Interpretations) promulgated by the AASB.Client means an individual, firm, entity or organisation to whom or to which ProfessionalActivities are provided by a Member in Public Practice in respect of Engagements of either arecurring or demand nature.Code means APES 110 Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants.Compilation Engagement means an Engagement to Compile Financial Information in whicha Member in Public Practice applies professional expertise in accounting and financial reportingto assist Those Charged with Governance in the preparation and presentation of financialinformation in accordance with an Applicable Financial Reporting Framework, withoutundertaking to express any assurance on the information. A Compilation Engagement mayinvolve preparation of Financial Statements or compilation of other financial information.Excluded activities which fall outside the scope of a Compilation Engagement include:(a)(b)(c)(d)preparation of a taxation return and financial information prepared solely for inclusion inthe taxation return;analysis of figures provided by a Client, in order to report to the Client. For example,providing advice on a Client’s proposed purchase of another entity, using the otherentity’s Financial Statements;relaying information to a Client, without collection, classification or summarisation of theinformation; andAssurance Engagements.Where a Member in Public Practice performs activities which are excluded from the scope of aCompilation Engagement, such as the preparation of Financial Statements which are to beused as a basis to prepare an entity’s taxation return, the Member should issue an Accountant’sReport Disclaimer.A decision tree schematic to assist Members determine whether an Engagement is aCompilation Engagement is included in Appendix 1.Compilation Report means a report prepared in accordance with this Standard.Compile(d) Financial Information means a presentation of historical or prospective financialinformation. For the purposes of this Standard, Compiled Financial Information includesFinancial Statements.Compliance Framework means:(a)a financial reporting framework that requires compliance with the requirements of theapplicable framework, but does not contain the acknowledgements in respect of a fairpresentation framework (refer Applicable Financial Reporting Framework); or(b)a framework (not related to financial reporting) adopted by the entity, which is designedto ensure that the entity achieves compliance, and includes governance structures,programs, processes, systems, controls and procedures.Engagement means an agreement, whether Written or otherwise, between a Member in PublicPractice and a Client relating to the provision of Professional Services by a Member in PublicPractice. However, consultations with a prospective Client prior to such agreement are not partof an Engagement.Engagement Document means the document (i.e. letter, agreement or any other appropriatemeans) in which the Terms of Engagement are specified in a Written form.Financial Statements means a structured representation of historical or prospective financialinformation, including related notes, intended to communicate an entity’s economic resources5
APES 315 Compilation of Financial Informationor obligations at a point in time or the changes therein for a period of time in accordance with afinancial reporting framework. The related notes ordinarily comprise a summary of significantaccounting policies and other explanatory information. The term can relate to a complete set ofFinancial Statements, but it can also refer to a single Financial Statement, for example, astatement of financial position or a statement of comprehensive income and related explanatorynotes. The requirements of the financial reporting framework determine the form and contentof the Financial Statements and what constitutes a complete set of Financial Statements.For the purposes of this Standard, financial report is considered to be an equivalent term toFinancial Statements.Firm means:(a)A sole practitioner, partnership, corporation or other entity of professional accountants;(b)An entity that controls such parties, through ownership, management or other means;(c)An entity controlled by such parties, through ownership, management or other means; or(d)An Auditor-General’s office or department.General Purpose Financial Statements means a financial report prepared in accordance witha General Purpose Framework.General Purpose Framework means a financial reporting framework designed to meet thecommon financial information needs of a wide range of users. The financial reporting frameworkmay be a fair presentation framework or a Compliance Framework.Independence is:(a)Independence of mind - the state of mind that permits the expression of a conclusionwithout being affected by influences that compromise professional judgement, therebyallowing an individual to act with integrity, and exercise objectivity and professionalscepticism.(b)Independence in appearance - the avoidance of facts and circumstances that are sosignificant that a reasonable and informed third party would be likely to conclude,weighing all the specific facts and circumstances, that a Firm’s, or a member of theEngagement team’s, integrity, objectivity or professional scepticism has beencompromised.Member means a member of a Professional Body that has adopted this Standard as applicableto their membership, as defined by that Professional Body.Member in Business means a Member employed or engaged in an executive or non-executivecapacity in such areas as commerce, industry, service, the public sector, education, the not forprofit sector, regulatory bodies or professional bodies, or a Member contracted by such entities.Member in Public Practice means a Member, irrespective of functional classification (e.g.,audit, tax or consulting) in a Firm that provides Professional Services. This term is also used torefer to a Firm of Members in Public Practice and means a practice entity and a participant inthat practice entity as defined by the applicable Professional Body.Misstatement means a difference between the amount, classification, presentation, ordisclosure of a reported item in financial information, and the amount, classification,presentation, or disclosure that is required for the item to be in accordance with the ApplicableFinancial Reporting Framework. Misstatements can arise from error or fraud.Where the financial information is prepared in accordance with a fair presentation framework,Misstatements also include those adjustments of amounts, classifications, presentation, ordisclosures that, in the Member in Public Practice’s judgement, are necessary for the financialinformation to be presented fairly, in all material respects, or to give a true and fair view.Professional Activity means an activity requiring accountancy or related skills undertaken bya Member, including accounting, auditing, taxation, management consulting, and financialmanagement.6
APES 315 Compilation of Financial InformationProfessional Bodies means Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, CPAAustralia and the Institute of Public Accountants.Professional Services means Professional Activities performed for Clients.Professional Standards means all standards issued by Accounting Professional & EthicalStandards Board Limited and all professional and ethical requirements of the applicableProfessional Body.Special Purpose Financial Statements means a complete set of Financial Statements,including the related notes, and an assertion statement by those responsible for the financialreport, prepared in accordance with a Special Purpose Framework. The related notes ordinarilycomprise a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information. Therequirements of the Applicable Financial Reporting Framework determine the format andcontent of a financial report prepared in accordance with a Special Purpose Framework.Special Purpose Framework means a financial reporting framework designed to meet thefinancial information needs of specific users. The financial reporting framework may be a fairpresentation framework or a Compliance Framework.Terms of Engagement means the terms and conditions that are agreed between the Clientand the Member in Public Practice for the Engagement.Those Charged with Governance means the person(s) or organisation(s) (for example, acorporate trustee) with responsibility for overseeing the strategic direction of the entity andobligations related to the accountability of the entity. This includes overseeing the financialreporting process. For some entities in some jurisdictions, Those Charged with Governancemay include management personnel, for example, executive members of a governance boardof a private or public sector entity, or an owner-manager.Writing (or Written) means a mode of representing or reproducing words in a visible form, andincludes words in an electronic format capable of being converted to printed text.3.Fundamental respons
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1.9 In applying the requirements outlined in APES 320, Members in Public Practice should be guided not merely by the words but also by the spirit of the Standard and the Code. 1.10 In this Standard, Firms that have an Assurance Practice are required to apply the whole of APES 320 as applicable to their Assurance Practice and Assurance Engagements.
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