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04 Jan 2006
Companies are paying more than ever for their audits, as the Financial Director ninth Audit Fees survey shows. A 15% year-on-year rise in audit fees mean that audit earnings from the FTE-100 for the Big Four accountancy firms reached £326m.
But the full research, which was possible thanks to data provided by ICC Information, reveals much more about trends in the UK audit sector.
To see all the graphics and data click here .
For more on the ninth Financial Director FTSE350 Annual Audit Fees Survey, check out these links:
News: Firms bank 15% audit fee increase
Analysis: Less is more for auditors, survey finds
Comment: A high price to pay for regulation?
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