eleven types of audit clients and which to fire

bad clients can bring turmoil by increasing the likelihood of regulatory scrutiny, legal troubles and reputational damage.

by alan anderson, cpa
transforming audit for the future

in the realm of auditing, client selection is a critical decision that can significantly impact the health and harmony of your team and your firm. auditors should be highly selective about their clients because engaging with entities that lack ethical standards, have complex or opaque financial practices, or demonstrate a history of compliance issues can lead to substantial risks and challenges.

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when we discuss the types of clients that our teams find challenging to work with, we can divide them into these categories: