Abstract

This paper adopts the research method of grounded theory, based on the annual report audit of 66 pharmaceutical manufacturing enterprises on the Growth Enterprise Market, exchange supervision and inquiry letters, the CSRC penalty announcement and online public comment materials, and based on the actual situation, to study the audit risk of pharmaceutical enterprises on the Growth Enterprise Market.. The study found that the misstatement risk of pharmaceutical companies on the GEM is divided into the overall level and the specific level. Among them, the overall misstatement is related to the external environment, operating risks, corporate governance, internal control, and related party transactions, while the specific misstatement risks are reflected in revenue recognition, goodwill impairment, R&D expense recognition, inventory valuation, and the availability of accounts receivable. Recoverability and other five aspects. In the context of big data, construct appropriate risk profiles analytical models are critical to the efficiency and quality of audit oversight. Through the research of this paper, it is helpful to assist intermediaries and regulatory authorities to systematically assess the misstatement risk of pharmaceutical companies on the GEM, and to take targeted risk response measures.

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Title
Assessing Audit Risks in Enterprises on the Growth Enterprise Market: A Grounded Theory Approach
Author
Xie, Wei 1 ; Deng, Xiaoming 1 ; Wang, Yande 2 ; Chen, Hui 2 ; Zhou, Xiang 3 

 Grid Anhui Electric Power Co., Ltd, Hefei Anhui province 230061, China 
 Grid Anhui Electric Power Co., Ltd Hefei Power Supply Company, Hefei Anhui province 230022,china 
 Heshu consulting company Hefei Anhui province 230022,china 
Pages
287-296
Publication year
2024
Publication date
2024
Publisher
Engineering and Scientific Research Groups
e-ISSN
11125209
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
ProQuest document ID
3073675931
Copyright
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