Trustees must ensure the new DC governance statements are accurate to avoid future liability, as they will be not scrutinised by the auditor. Stephanie Baxter looks at the potential risks and what trustees must do
At a glance Trustees must be aware the statement will not be subject to a full audit TPR expects trustees to check the statement against evidence Requires good timing, organisatio...
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