Description
Audit working papers provide the necessary evidence that the audit was planned and performed per US generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS) and meeting legal and regulatory requirements. This course will describe the various audit documentation requirements in US GAAS and the different other purposes, such as assisting the engagement team in planning and performing the audit, directing and supervising, directing work and reviewing the audit work. Audit work papers should document the procedures performed, the audit evidence examined, and the conclusions and judgments reached by the audit team.
Presenters - Robert Bedwell
Designed For
Designed For: Entry level audit professionals.
Role Level - Entry-level/Individual contributor; Sole Practitioner
Objectives
- Understand the documentation requirements in professional standards
- Identify common work paper deficiencies
- Discuss how to prepare audit work papers properly
Highlights
- Proper audit documentation techniques
- Audit quality standards as they pertain to audit documentation
- Nature and extent of audit documentation
- Examples of audit work papers
Advanced Prep
None
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