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\date{\small \em Received: 13 December 2012 Accepted: 31 December 2012 Published: 15 January 2013}

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As one of the biggest challenges of auditing firms is to determine the auditing fees, evaluating the factors effective on their remunerations is of high importance.The final results of this research show a meaningful relationship between the firm's size (scale), tenure (ownership) and consultancy services with the auditing fee.

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\section[{Research Hypotheses}]{Research Hypotheses}\par
Following hypotheses are compiled to answer the questions under consideration: a) There is a meaningful relationship between the consultancy services and auditing fee. b) There is a meaningful relationship between the firm's size and auditing fee. c) There is a meaningful relationship between the tenure (ownership) and auditing fee. d) There is a meaningful relationship between the firm's size, ownership (tenure) and consultancy services with auditing fee.\par
II. 
\section[{Statistical Population}]{Statistical Population}\par
The statistical population of this research is companies holding stocks in Tehran's Stock Exchange Hall.\par
The statistical population is selected by systematic omission and according to the following circumstances: a) These companies should have held stocks in Tehran's Stock Exchange at least since 1999. b) They should not be any financial institutions or investing companies. c) The selected companies should not have a change in their fiscal year between 1999 and 2008. d) The companies should have been engaged in dealing during the period they are being processed.\par
III. 
\section[{Methodology}]{Methodology}\par
This research concerning classification is on the basis of purpose and its type is applicable research and inferential. Also, in this study, historical data are used to test the hypotheses; therefore, it is a type of quasiexperimental research. After calculating the independent and dependent variables and pre-processed data, research hypotheses based on linear regression analysis using SPSS software to be tested. a) Independent Variants i. Firm's size The firm's size is measured in different ways, which here it is scaled by sale revenue. It is a main variant in explaining auditing fee changes in regression models that is shown by (sale). 
\section[{ii. Ownership}]{ii. Ownership}\par
According to representative theory, Chan et al. believe that the firm's different ownerships must conform to a broader and a better-quality auditing that is necessary for the least regulations. The ownership control is mostly considered when the sum of the subscribed and unsubscribed capital stocks exceeds the 5\% of the published common stock. As there is no preferred stock in Iran, in this paper ownership (tenure) is defined as: in sampling, the companies whose stockholders possess 5\% of the stocks are qualitatively shown by 1 and those that have a holder of less than 5\% are shown by 0. Ownership variant is shown by (TOTsh) in this research. 
\section[{iii. Consultancy Services}]{iii. Consultancy Services}\par
Although there is a threat in giving non-auditing services (consulting)to companies being audited and to the auditor's independence, auditing companies earn a large amount of their income by giving services to other companies. This income is an excess to the legal remuneration fees being received. However, it is assumed that the companies being audited may benefit from giving auditing services and fees out of information overlap. As Deburg et al believe "the total amount of the expenses of a company who provides services of both auditing and non-auditing is less than the expenses spent by one of the services of another auditing company." The consultancy fee paid to the auditor is shown by (cfee). 
\section[{b) Dependent Variant}]{b) Dependent Variant}\par
The auditing fee is shown by (afee). The auditors provide services for the companies in return for their fees. There is a committee of non-pensioned members of the board of directors far from the auditing system of the firm. In their negotiation for auditing fees, auditors accept distinct responsibilities of the financial invoices effecting on revealing. The company's commitments are determined administrated in accordance with the regulations. These regulations are so important for the auditors as they highlight their responsibilities for the financial issues. This paper aims to evaluate the effect of above-mentioned factors on auditing fees when it is hard to determine. Here the As the fee of all companies is easy to access these days, it is better to use in between the data to earmark r and s. So, according to percentiles we have: As the table shows, we can consider the minimum of the triangular function as about 50\% with the maximum of 2 times bigger than the values, which means:\par
IV. 
\section[{The Test of Research Hypotheses}]{The Test of Research Hypotheses}\par
To test the research hypotheses, regression is used and to stabilize foundational circumstances the fee logarithm is used. Moreover, the unusable amount of the residual of the regression is recognized and deleted. ?? 0 : In companies the consultancy fee does not have any effect on auditing fee ?? 1 : In companies the consultancy fee does affect the auditing fee To examine the hypothesis, according to the meaningfulness test of the regression and the regression equation coefficient, we will editorialize after giving the regression equation. The replacing hypothesis will be accepted if the zero hypothesis is refuted. auditing fee; but before it is extended to the sample whether it can be accepted must be evaluated.\par
The Klomogorov-Smirnoff test confirms the relative normality of the data. (K-S=0.608 P=0.853) and as there are two groups of independent variants, the variances stability is approved. (f=0.555 p=0.457). The Durbin-Watson statistic (D=1.51) also shows nocorrelation of the residual. 
\section[{i. First hypothesis test result}]{i. First hypothesis test result}\par
According to the probable values of the model's meaningfulness and the independent variant coefficient and comparing it with the level of meaningfulness (?= 0.05), it can be said that the zero hypothesis, i.e. "in companies the consultancy fee does not affect the auditing fee" is refuted with 5\% probability. So, 95\% we can say that:\par
In companies the consultancy fee does affect the auditing fee. According to the probable values of the model's meaningfulness and the independent variant coefficient and comparing it with the level of meaningfulness (= 0.05) it can be said that the zero hypothesis, i.e. "the size of the company does not affect the auditing fee" is refuted with 5\% certainty. So, with 95\% of certainty we can say that:\par
The size of the company affects the auditing fee. 
\section[{d) Third Hypothesis}]{d) Third Hypothesis}\par
The ownership (tenure) of the companies affects the auditing fee.\par
To examine this hypothesis we need a fitting of regression model of tenure variant with the variant of auditing fee; therefore, a model like what follows needs to be examined: Að??"ð??"ð??"ð??"ð??"ð??" ???? = the auditing fee of the ?? ??? company in t year ????????? ???? = the tenure of the ?? ??? company in t year ?? ???? = the rest of regression equation of the ?? ??? company in t year This hypothesis can be rewritten like what follows: ?? 0 = The kind of tenure of companies does not affect the auditing fee ?? 1 = The kind of tenure of companies affects the auditing fee\par
In which, to examine the hypothesis according to the meaningfulness test of the regression and the regression equation coefficient we will editorialize after giving the regression equation. If the zero hypothesis is refuted, the replacing hypothesis can be accepted.\par
According to the model above, the increase in tenure has a direct influence on an increase in auditing fee; but before it is extended to the population whether it can be accepted must be evaluated. 
\section[{e) The Examination of the Model Relativity}]{e) The Examination of the Model Relativity}\par
The Klomogorov-Smirnoff test confirms the relative normality of the data. (K-S=0.583 p=.885) and as there are two groups of independent variants, the stability of variances can be accepted using Lonez test.(f=0.189 p=0.664). Furthermore, Durbin-Watson statistic (D=1.54) also shows no-correlation of the rest. 
\section[{i. Third hypothesis test result}]{i. Third hypothesis test result}\par
According to the probable values of the model's meaningfulness and the independent variant coefficient and comparing it with the level of meaningfulness (= 0.05) it can be said that the zero hypothesis, i.e. "the tenure of the company does not affect the auditing fee" is refuted with 5\% certainty. So, with 95\% of certainty we can say that:\par
The tenure of companies affects the auditing fee f) Fourth Hypothesis (Complementary Test)\par
Here we will examine a model with all the variants like:\par
In the meaningful model the variants of tenure and size are in the level of 5\%, and the variant of consultant fee stays at the level of 10\%. The model shows the ability of 33\% of paying the auditor fee.\par
V. 
\section[{Conclusion}]{Conclusion}\par
According to the first hypothesis, it can be said that the consultancy fee affects the auditing fee. In the companies with a high level of consultancy fee, the level of auditing fee is lesser, and it is expected that for each unit of consultancy fee increase a counter-effect of 0.14 unit will be put on auditing fee. As a matter of fact, this According to the model above, the increase in consultancy fee has a direct influence on an increase in auditing fee; but before it is extended to the population whether it can be accepted must be evaluated. in which we have: parameter will not be more than 0.28 and lesser than 0.07.\par
According to the second hypothesis, it can be said that the size of the firm affects the auditing fee. In the companies with a high level of scale (higher selling rate), the level of auditing fee is higher. It is expected that for each unit increase of the firm size, an effect of 2.19 units will be put on auditing fee. According to the fuzzy model, this parameter will not be more than 4.38 and lesser than 1.09.\par
According to the third hypothesis, it can be said that the tenure affects the auditing fee. In the companies with a high level of tenure, the level of auditing fee is higher. It is expected that for each unit of increase in tenure, an effect of 0.187 unit will be put on the fee. Furthermore, according to the fuzzy model this parameter will not be more than 0.374 and lesser than 0.094.\par
All in all, the highest level of examining the auditing fee refers to the size of the firm, and the least level of examining of this fee refers to consultancy fee.\par
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