Lesson: Updating the Representation Letter

Instructor: Nick Palazzolo
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This lesson covers the process of updating the representation letter under various circumstances, such as when a predecessor auditor is requested to reissue a report or when performing subsequent event procedures in connection with filings under the Security Act of 1933. The importance of obtaining an updated management representation letter to address any information that may have come to management's attention since the previous representations were made, as well as ensuring that any necessary subsequent event adjustments are disclosed, is highlighted. Throughout the lesson, Nick Palazzolo, CPA, emphasizes the significance of management taking responsibility for these changes and keeping the auditor informed.

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This lesson covers the process of updating the representation letter under various circumstances, such as when a predecessor auditor is requested to reissue a report or when performing subsequent event procedures in connection with filings under the Security Act of 1933. The importance of obtaining an updated management representation letter to address any information that may have come to management's attention since the previous representations were made, as well as ensuring that any necessary subsequent event adjustments are disclosed, is highlighted. Throughout the lesson, Nick Palazzolo, CPA, emphasizes the significance of management taking responsibility for these changes and keeping the auditor informed.

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