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<h1>Rules for Auditor Rotation: Audit Committee's Role, Five-Year Break, and No Network Ties with Outgoing Auditors</h1> The Companies (Audit and Auditors) Rules, 2014, outline the procedure for rotating auditors upon the expiration of their term. An Audit Committee recommends a new auditor to the Board, which then considers this recommendation or directly makes a decision in the absence of such a committee. The period an auditor has served before the Act is considered for calculating the rotation period. Incoming auditors cannot be associated with outgoing ones under the same network. A five-year break fulfills the rotation requirement. Joint auditors should not complete their terms simultaneously. Specific illustrations guide the maximum term duration for individual auditors and audit firms.