apresentationonbankaudit-180905142201.pdf

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A financial statement audit is a formal examination of a company's financial statements. Its goal is to assess whether financial statements fairly and substantially accurately depict business operations and financial situation in compliance with the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) published by the Financial Accounting Standards Board. The income statement, balance sheet, statement of Cash Flow Budgeting and Forecasting in Washington, and other supporting disclosures are all specifically examined by the auditor for accuracy.A financial statement audit must be performed in accordance with GAAP by an impartial external auditor.

The purpose of a financial statement audit is to add credibility to the reported financial condition and business performance. Annual reports must be submitted by all publicly traded corporations and are subject to SEC audits.Similarly, lenders typically require audits of the financial statements of the companies they finance. Suppliers may also require audited Financial Statement Preparation in New York before granting trade credit (usually only if the amount of credit requested is substantial).

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The document is a knowledge level exam paper from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh. It contains questions on assurance, internal control, internal and external audit. The paper covers key concepts in these areas like the two types of assurance engagements, objectives of internal control, components of internal control like control environment and risk assessment process, roles of internal and external audit functions and key differences between them. It provides suggested answers to questions testing understanding of these fundamental assurance, internal control and audit concepts.

The document provides an overview of CCN, a consulting firm that focuses on accounting, finance, taxation, and business advisory services. It outlines CCN's mission to enhance client organizations through business process improvement and building trust. The document also describes CCN's values of client satisfaction, excellence, and professionalism. Additionally, it introduces the internal audit services that CCN provides, which include reviewing financial statements, internal controls, cash and bank reconciliations, fixed assets, and taxes. Finally, key management members and contact details are listed.

The document contains the resume of Khushboo Jain. It summarizes her educational qualifications including an MBA in Finance and BA from Delhi University. It outlines her 15 years of experience in risk management, internal audits, credit analysis, and regulatory compliance across various sectors including banking, NBFCs, and insurance. Her expertise includes areas such as credit assessment, risk management, internal audits, transaction monitoring, and ensuring regulatory compliance. She has worked with major clients across sectors handling their risk and audit functions.

Accounting involves creating financial statements and other information for management decision making, while auditing enhances the credibility of financial statements through an independent examination and evaluation of accounting records to form an opinion. A key difference is that auditors must have accounting knowledge and expertise to analyze audit evidence and accumulate audit findings.

This document outlines Sri Lanka Auditing Standard 610 regarding an external auditor's consideration of internal audit work. It discusses: 1) The purpose and scope of internal auditing as well as its relationship to the work of an external auditor. 2) How an external auditor should obtain an understanding of and assess the internal audit function. 3) How an external auditor should evaluate specific internal audit work, including considering the scope and conclusions. 4) That compliance with this standard ensures compliance with the corresponding International Standard on Auditing.

This document is a research report submitted by Atiq Been Rahim to his lecturer Suman Paul Chowdhury at BRAC University regarding determining audit fees. The report includes an introduction, acknowledgements, executive summary, table of contents, and sections on the introduction, audit types and objectives, current status of audit fees in Bangladesh, determinants of audit fees, and a comparative analysis of audit fees for different sectors and firm sizes. It analyzes factors that influence what an audit firm charges as fees and compares fees across industries and company sizes.

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The webinar will provide enriching insights of Credit appraisal, why it is required and the advantages of the same. The key areas of elucidation will include banker's preference for credit appraisal, traditional method Vs current trends, understanding various business models. The discussion shall also include the role of Chartered Accountants in credit appraisal, the edge CA's have over others and also the added advantages it brings in to their professional practise.

The stages of auditing are as follows: determine audit approach, understand the entity, assess risk of material misstatement, select audit procedures, prepare report, and report to management. Auditors determine risks, formulate responses like additional procedures, and test controls and substantive procedures. Audit risk is the risk of giving an inappropriate opinion and comes from inherent, control, and detection risk. Business risk impacts the organization directly from operations.

Internal audit is an independent, objective assurance and consulting activity designed to add value and improve an organization's operations. It helps an organization accomplish its objectives by bringing a systematic, disciplined approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, control, and governance processes. Internal audit provides critical assurance to management and stakeholders by assessing risks, controls, and compliance. It identifies issues and makes recommendations to strengthen operations, increase efficiency, and ensure legal and regulatory compliance.

This document defines audit evidence and describes the types and sources of evidence an auditor obtains to form an opinion on financial statements. It discusses that audit evidence includes all information used to arrive at audit conclusions, such as accounting records and other information gathered. The auditor must obtain sufficient and appropriate evidence to provide reasonable assurance and issue an opinion. Evidence is gathered through tests of controls, substantive procedures like testing transactions and balances, and analytical procedures. The quality and quantity of evidence depends on the level of assurance being provided.