ADVANCED AUDITING

GROUP MEMBERS

ANIKET PRASHANT

RINU

HARDIK

STANDARD AUDITING 200

1. 2. 3. 4. INTEGRITY,OBJECTIVITY AND INDEPEDENCE. CONFIDENTIALITY. WORK PERFORMED BY OTHERS. PLANNING.

5.DOCUMENTATION/ WORKING PAPERS.

6.AUDIT EVIDENCE. 7.ACCOUNTING SYSTEM AND INTERNAL CONTROL. 8.AUDIT CONCLUSION AND REPORTING.

STANDARD AUDITING-200A
1. INTRODUCTION.

2.OBJECTIVE OF AN AUDIT.
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3.RESPONSIBILTY FOR THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

4.

RIGHTS & DUTIES OF AN AUDITOR!!

Powers/Rights of an Auditor (255)

i) Right of access to books of account and vouchers 255(1). ii) Right to receive information and explanations. iii) Right of access to books and papers of branch 255(2).

iv) Right to receive notices of general meetings and to attend those meetings. (255(6)). v) Right to make representation where another person is being appointed as auditor. (253(3)).

Duties of an Auditor
a) Duties of auditor under section. (255(3)) are: i) To give a report to the members on the accounts, books of account, balance sheet and profit and loss account examined by him. (255(3)). ii) Where any matter reported upon is answered in the negative or with a qualification the report shall include reasons for such qualification with factual position. iii) To include in the report of the company such matters as directed by the Federal Government.

iv) To attend those general meetings of a listed company, either himself or through authorized person, in which the balance sheet, profit and loss account and the auditors' report are to be considered. b) To make report for inclusion in prospectus. (Section 53 read with Part I of Schedule II). c) To certify receipts and payments account in the statutory report (Section 157). d) To make report on declaration of solvency in case of voluntary winding up. e) To exercise reasonable care and skill in carrying out his duties and make such inquiries as considered necessary.

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