Information asymmetry between agent and principal creates an opportunity for management of the company to mislead decisions of its stakeholders. To avoid information asymmetry between stakeholders and management and creating trust in capital markets auditors' role as an independent party is crucial. The negative association between audit quality and earnings management has been proved theoretically and empirically by previous studies. The purpose of this study is to examine this relationship management for listed Swedish companies. The logistic regression model has been used to investigate the association between earnings management and audit quality proxies such as auditor firm size, industry specialization, and audit fee. Earnings management has been measured by the 8-variable Beneish Model. The study analyses 60 companies from five different sectors (basic materials, consumer services, healthcare, industrials, and technology) for the period between 2016 and 2018. The evidence of the study reveals that industry specialization is a significant factor that restricting earnings management, while audit firm size and audit fees do not significantly affect earnings management for listed Swedish companies.