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ASIC reports further drop in registered auditors

The number of registered SMSF auditors saw a further decline in the six months to 30 June 2015, according to ASIC, with 67 auditors becoming registered but 81 auditor registrations cancelled.

by Miranda Brownlee
September 25, 2015
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In an overview of licensing and professional registration applications in the first six months of 2015, ASIC said 80 of the SMSF auditor registrations cancelled were cancelled at the request of the SMSF auditor.

“Reasons are not recorded – however, these generally related to retirement, different career paths and death,” said ASIC.

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The remaining SMSF auditor registration was cancelled following action initiated by ASIC, which in this particular case was a disqualification order, the report stated.

The number of SMSF auditor registrations increased from the July to December 2014 period, during which ASIC registered 56 applicants as approved SMSF auditors.

Withdrawals were down from the second half of 2014 when there were 49 applications for registration withdrawn, with only 23 applications for registration of an approved SMSF auditor withdrawn in the six months to the end of June.

Cancellations also decreased significantly. ASIC said that in the 2014 report it had cancelled the registrations of 426 approved SMSF auditors for not completing their SMSF auditor competency examination by 30 June 2014.

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