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MAKSI-UI
DJONIERI
Who Are Stakeholders
Shareholders
Activists Employees
Suppliers
Creditors
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ETHICS EXPECTATION
• Company’s activities respects their interests
• Govern the company ethically
• Accountable to stakeholders
• Trustworthy report on corporate performance
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Risiko-Risiko Etika
EKSPEKTASI PEMANGKU KEPENTINGAN YANG TIDAK RISIKO-RISIKO ETIKA
DIPENUHI
Pemegang saham
Pencurian, penyalahgunaan dana atau aset konflik Kejujuran, integritas
kepentingan dengan petugas Keterprediksian,
Tingkat kinerja Tanggungjawab
Transparansi pelaporan, akurasi Tanggungjawab, kejujuran
Kejujuran, integritas
Karyawan
Keselamatan Keadilan
Keragaman Keadilan
Tenaga Kerja anak dan/atau buruh dengan upah yang Belas kasihan, keadilan
rendah
Pelanggan
Keselamatan Keadilan
Kinerja Keadilan, integritas
Pecinta Lingkungan
Polusi Integritas, tanggungjawab
LESSON LEARNED: GOVERNANCE
AND ACCOUNTABILITY REFORM
• Enron
• WorldCom
• Arthur Andersen
• The Sarbanes-Oxley Act 2002
– Code of Ethics
• Bapepam-LK Rules
– Code of Ethics
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The Role of Accountant in Business Environment
• Professional accountants owe their primary loyalty
to the public interest, not just to their own
financial interests, company directors or
management, or current shareholders at the
expense of future shareholders.
• Public expects all professional accountants to
respects the professional values of objectivity,
integrity, and confidentiality to protect the
fundamental rights of the public.
• Expectation gap will arise if accountants are seen
to be out of step with standards of ethical
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Internal Auditing Function and
Corporate Governance
The audit committee can contribute to the success of internal auditors and
the achievement of their value-added activities by ensuring that they have
1. Sufficient independence from management by reporting to and being
held accountable to the audit committee
2. Adequate resources, competence, and focus to assess the company’s
operational efficiency, internal control effectiveness, ERM, and reliability of
financial reports
3. Proper knowledge of the company’s corporate governance, internal
control, financial reporting, and audit activities
4. The mechanisms and confidence to bring forward controversial financial
reporting issues
5. A process for communicating directly with the company’s audit
committee on a regular and timely basis
6. Access to the audit committee to discuss concerns related to
management activities, financial reporting risk, and fraudulent financial
reporting
7. Audit committee approval of the budget and staffing of the internal audit
function.
UNIT AUDIT INTERNAL
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UNIT AUDIT INTERNAL…………IX.I.7
Pengangkatan &
• oleh Direktur Utama dengan persetujuan
Pemberhentian kepala Unit
Dewan Komisaris
Audit Internal
Pertanggungjawaban
• kepada Direktur Utama
Kepala Unit Audit Internal
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Hubungan Auditor Internal dengan Komite Audit
Direktur Komisaris
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KETERBUKAAN INFORMASI TATA KELOLA EMITEN DAN PERUSAHAAN PUBLIK TAHUN 2008-2010
100.00% 94.30%
93.60%
93.21%
87.56%
90.00%
85.30%
81.00%
80.00%
70.00%
60.00% 57.01%
48.82% 53.44%
50.00%
42.31% 41.94%
39.67%
40.00%
31.99%
28.74%
30.00% 27.38% 26.47%
20.38%
20.00%
10.00%
0.00%
0.00%
Anggota Komite Audit Anggota Komite Audit sebagai Σ Rapat Komite Audit dalam 1 Σ Kehadiran Anggota Komite Jenis Komite Lain Unit audit Internal
Komisaris Independen tahun Audit dalam Rapat 1 tahun
1. Appointment and retention approval of the independent 1. Seeking committee preapproval of all audit and nonaudit
auditor services in a timely manner
2. Formal approval of audit and permissible nonaudit services 2. The critical accounting policies and practices used by
3. Formal approval of fees for both audit and nonaudit management in the preparation of financial statements
services with a keen focus on improving the quality of audit 3. All alternative treatments of financial information within
and nonaudit services GAAP
4. Any concerns or risks threatening management’s reputation 4. Any accounting disagreements between the independent
and integrity, and etc. auditor and the company’s management
5. Allegations of financial statement fraud 5. Any material written communications between the
independent auditor and the company’s management
throughout the course of the audit
6. Significant deficiencies and material weaknesses of ICFR
7. The audit report on annual financial statements
8. The review report on quarterly financial statements
9. The audit report on management’s assessment of the
effectiveness of ICFR
10. The audit report on the effectiveness of ICFR
11. Financial risks associated with financial reports
SOX & PERATURAN BAPEPAM-LK
TERKAIT AKUNTAN PUBLIK
Sec. 101-107 Establishment of PCAOB
independent board to oversee the audit of public companies
in order to protect the interests of investors
establish auditing, quality control, ethics, independence, &
other standards related to audit reports
accounting firm must register w/ PCAOB to audit public companies
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SOX & Peraturan Bapepam-LK
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SOX & Peraturan Bapepam-LK
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UNDANG-UNDANG Nomor 5 Tahun 2011
Tentang Akuntan Publik
a.Jasa AP meliputi jasa atestasi & non atestasi. Jasa atestasi hanya dapat
diberikan oleh AP
b.Ketentuan tentang rotasi diatur secara general
c. Izin AP diberikan oleh Menteri Keuangan dan berlaku 5 th.
d. Pembinaan dan pengawasan AP merupakan kewenangan Men Keuangan.
e. Men Keu melimpahkan kewenangan kepada Asosiasi Profesi Akuntan
Publik utk menyusun dan menetapkan SPAP, menyelenggarakan ujian profesi
akuntan publik & PPL, melakukan reviu mutu kpd anggotanya);
f.Menteri membentuk Komite Pertimbangan Profesi AP, yg memberi
g. pertimbangan terkait dugaan pelanggaran AP, SAK & SPAP, & lainnya.
h.Larangan bagi AP utk menjadi Rekan pada > 1 KAP dan larangan rangkap
jabatan
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Green Paper- EU, Oct 2010
Audit Policy: Lessons from the Crisis
..The fact that numerous banks revealed huge losses from 2007 to
2009 on the positions they had held both on and off balance sheet raises
not only the questions of how auditor could give clean audit reports to their
client for those periods but also about the suitability and adequacy of the
current legislative framework…
Issues highlighted:
Communications by auditors to stakeholders
Appointment & remuneration of auditors
Mandatory rotation
Non audit services
Fee structure
Group audits
Supervision of audit firms
Concentration & Market structure
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Terima Kasih
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