Contemporary Public Audit (CPA) Amsterdam is a conventional auditor's approach converged with contemporary academic, methodological and social sources.  



CPA Amsterdam's fundamental principles are: Citizenship, Professionalism and Autonomy.

Citizenship is to act diligently in accordance with applicable technical and professional standards when providing professional services; and to be straightforward and honest in professional and business relationships;

Professionalism is to maintain professional knowledge and skill at the level required to ensure that stakeholders receive competent professional service; 

Autonomy is the capacity not to compromise professional or business judgment because of bias, conflict of interest or the undue influence of others.

A Contemporary Public (stakeholders focused) Auditor's approach is borne by the audit risk model enriched with academic variables: "αIR * γCR * βDR" such that a.o. is adhered to the elements of the auditors' social relevance definition as per the Royal NBA's Reform Plan: i.e. signaling risks at clients in the area of fraud, non-compliance laws and regulation, sustainability, non-going concern and providing audit-comfort on information, good-behaviour and business integrity.