THE APPLICATION AUDIT IMPLEMENTATION TECHNOLOGY COMPETENCY ON AUDIT CREATIVITY AND BEST AUDIT PRACTICES EFFICIENCY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS IN THAILAND

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Chatratchada Wiroterat
Chairung Chaikambang
Kitisak lungvachirapanya
Anucha Puttikoonsakron
Palawee Puttikoonsakron
Juthamat Soonthorn
Nudsara Wannasiri

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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of the Application Audit Implementation Technology Competency on Audit Creativity and Best Audit Practices Efficiency of Certified Public Accountants in Thailand. Data were collected from 432 CPAs responses CPAs in Thailand, by using a questionnaire as an instrument. The statistics used for analyzing data were multiple correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis in the Ordinary Least Square (OLS) regression as the method used for testing the hypothesis. The results of OLS regression reported that all dimensions of Application Audit Implementation Technology Competency had positive effects on Audit Creativity. The results of Audit Creativity had positive effected on Best Audit Practices Efficiency.

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Wiroterat, C., Chaikambang, C., lungvachirapanya, K., Puttikoonsakron, A., Puttikoonsakron, P., Soonthorn, J., & Wannasiri, N. (2019). THE APPLICATION AUDIT IMPLEMENTATION TECHNOLOGY COMPETENCY ON AUDIT CREATIVITY AND BEST AUDIT PRACTICES EFFICIENCY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS IN THAILAND. JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE UDON THANI RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY, 1(4), 37–47. retrieved from https://so08.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/MSJournal/article/view/3481
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