Examining the effects of the lack of a theoretical audit framework

The purpose of this article is to explore the effects and disadvantages of the lack of a theoretical audit framework. Considering that no general agreement has been reached on a theoretical framework so far, the necessity of a theoretical framework as well as the effects of its absence for auditing have been examined. The research method is to use the structural equation model and analyze the statistical results related to the questionnaire prepared for this purpose. Research findings show that the lack of theoretical framework can lead to a lack of understanding of the role of independent auditing and training and understanding of auditing can be challenged, can reduce the acceptance of auditing standards , It can be effective in neglecting and not identifying areas that need standardization, , can be effective, can make the process of harmonization and globalization of auditing standards more difficult and slow, and can also lead to the need for constant revision of auditing standards (instability).