Critical Evaluation of Audit Deficiencies and Regulatory Compliance: Insights From NFRA Inspection Report No. 132.2-2023-05
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- Last Updated on 3 April, 2025

The National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) recently issued Inspection Report No. 132.2-2023-05, highlighting serious deficiencies in audit practices. Key issues include poor planning, inadequate risk assessments, non-compliance with regulations, and ethical breaches like auditors maintaining undisclosed relationships with clients. The report also flags concerns about network firms and conflicts of interest from non-audit services.
These lapses undermine trust in financial reporting, prompting calls for urgent reforms to improve audit quality, independence, and regulatory oversight. The audit firm involved has acknowledged some shortcomings and committed to strengthening internal controls and adhering more closely to independence guidelines. The report stresses the need for transformative changes to restore confidence in the auditing process and ensure transparency.
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