Financial Audit
Financial audit involves collecting audit evidence to assess whether an entity’s financial information is presented in accordance with the applicable financial reporting and regulatory framework. The audit objective is to enhance intended users’ confidence by identifying material misstatements, whether arising from fraud or error, and expressing an opinion based on the evidence obtained.
What the work may address
- Financial statement balances, disclosures and material transaction classes.
- Revenue, expenditure, cash and bank, inventory, assets, liabilities and related-party transactions, as relevant.
- Understanding and evaluation of internal controls and the risk of material misstatement.
- Materiality, sampling, substantive procedures and tests of controls where appropriate.
- Audit findings and reporting under the applicable engagement framework.
The client outcome
A clearly scoped independent audit designed to support reliable reporting and informed decisions. The auditor’s report depends on the engagement terms, findings and applicable standards.
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