Outline of Stages

The stages that are involved in a modern audit consist of the following:  Background research Audit plan preparation Review of the accounting system Review of internal control system Analytical review Preparation of the audit report These stages are explained here Read More …

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Stages of Modern Audit

Introduction An audit can be carried out on the enterprises both large and small, and both new and well established. The audit of smaller enterprises has special features. This chapter describes the stages involved in the audit of an established Read More …

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Management Audits

A management audit may be defined as an enquiry into the advisability of any of the policies of the board of directors in furthering the objectives of the business as defined in the memorandum and /or into the efficiency with Read More …

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Extent of Reliance

The extent of reliance on the internal audit work depends upon many factors some of which include the following: Materiality Level of audit risk Judgment level required Sufficiency of complementary audit evidence Specialized skills of the internal auditor In conclusion Read More …

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Reliance on Internal Audits

The external auditor may rely on the work of internal auditor while carrying his/her audit work. The internal and external auditor must co – operative due to the following reasons: Internal audit forms part of internal control system which has Read More …

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Methods and Procedures of Internal Auditing

The internal auditor’s approach to his/her work depends on how his/her role is defined in organizational chart but most of the internal audits are included in the following broad definitions Operational Audits – this means an audit of a specific Read More …

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