“…The widely used definition of audit quality is the definition by DeAngelo (1981), who defined audit quality as the likelihood that an auditor will both, find a breach in the client"s accounting system and report the breach. Despite the fact that there are diverse definitions of audit quality; there are generally two fundamental elements developed when evaluating the definition of quality, which are the auditor"s capability to both find and declare the misstatement and the auditor"s independent (Al-khaddash, Al Nawas and Ramadan, 2011; Usman, Sudarma, Habbe and Said, 2014;Sulanjaku andShngjergji, 2015 andOctavia andWidodo, 2015). DeFond and Zhang (2013) believe that the higher the audit quality, the "greater assurance of high financial reporting quality.…”