J jasminsain Member Monday at 9:18 AM #1 I want to understand what actually happens during an audit — from planning to the final report. How long does it take, and what documents do auditors typically request?
I want to understand what actually happens during an audit — from planning to the final report. How long does it take, and what documents do auditors typically request?
K kuldeep Member Yesterday at 5:56 AM #2 Here’s a clear, step-by-step walkthrough of a typical financial audit process: Pre-engagement/Client acceptance — Evaluate independence, conflicts, and whether to accept the engagement; agree scope, timeline, and fees. Engagement letter — Document objectives, responsibilities, scope, deliverables, and terms in writing. Planning — Gain understanding of the business, industry, and accounting policies; set materiality and audit strategy. Risk assessment — Identify and assess risks of material misstatement (fraud and error) at the financial-statement and assertion levels. Internal control review — Understand and test relevant internal controls to determine reliance and design of substantive procedures.
Here’s a clear, step-by-step walkthrough of a typical financial audit process: Pre-engagement/Client acceptance — Evaluate independence, conflicts, and whether to accept the engagement; agree scope, timeline, and fees. Engagement letter — Document objectives, responsibilities, scope, deliverables, and terms in writing. Planning — Gain understanding of the business, industry, and accounting policies; set materiality and audit strategy. Risk assessment — Identify and assess risks of material misstatement (fraud and error) at the financial-statement and assertion levels. Internal control review — Understand and test relevant internal controls to determine reliance and design of substantive procedures.