Digital Financial Statements are Important to Investors and Should be Audited
Technology is driving change in financial reporting. Where once financial statements would be read like a book, they are now being consumed digitally through standardized tagging supported by regulators throughout the world. That trend is increasing as regulators move to a “digital-only” reporting framework.
The problem is that the digital financial statements are not (yet) required to be audited - despite a groundswell of interest by investors and analysts. The auditing profession is encouraged by investor advocacy groups to determine how best and to quickly assume responsibility for digital financial statements.
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