Auditing receivables and revenue represents significant risk because inaccurate recording can materially misstate the financial statements. The first step before substantive testing of any account is to obtain an understanding of the client's business and industry, assess risks of material misstatement, and design an appropriate audit program.
Auditing receivables and revenue represents significant risk because inaccurate recording can materially misstate the financial statements. The first step before substantive testing of any account is to obtain an understanding of the client's business and industry, assess risks of material misstatement, and design an appropriate audit program.
Auditing receivables and revenue represents significant risk because inaccurate recording can materially misstate the financial statements. The first step before substantive testing of any account is to obtain an understanding of the client's business and industry, assess risks of material misstatement, and design an appropriate audit program.