This document provides information about excise audit 2000, including:
- It describes excise audit 2000 as replacing traditional audit methods and being implemented for assessees paying over Rs. 1 crore in cash duty annually.
- It outlines the 7 steps in the procedure of excise audit 2000, beginning with the selection of the assessee to audit, gathering information, touring the premises, creating an audit plan, verification of records, discussing any objections found, and preparing a final audit report.
- The goal is to verify records, processes, and systems to check for correct recording of facts and efficiency of the assessee's operations.
This document provides information about excise audit 2000, including:
- It describes excise audit 2000 as replacing traditional audit methods and being implemented for assessees paying over Rs. 1 crore in cash duty annually.
- It outlines the 7 steps in the procedure of excise audit 2000, beginning with the selection of the assessee to audit, gathering information, touring the premises, creating an audit plan, verification of records, discussing any objections found, and preparing a final audit report.
- The goal is to verify records, processes, and systems to check for correct recording of facts and efficiency of the assessee's operations.
This document provides information about excise audit 2000, including:
- It describes excise audit 2000 as replacing traditional audit methods and being implemented for assessees paying over Rs. 1 crore in cash duty annually.
- It outlines the 7 steps in the procedure of excise audit 2000, beginning with the selection of the assessee to audit, gathering information, touring the premises, creating an audit plan, verification of records, discussing any objections found, and preparing a final audit report.
- The goal is to verify records, processes, and systems to check for correct recording of facts and efficiency of the assessee's operations.
CLASS : MCOM – 2 SUBJECT : SPECIALIZATION AUDITING EMAIL ID : kamblekomal981@gmail.com MOBILE : 8999035014 PROCEDURE OF EXCIES AUDIT 2000 MEANING OF EXCISE AUDIT 2000
In conventional sense, audit means security and
verification of documents, events and processes in order to verify facts and draw conclusions regarding the correctness of recording of facts and the efficiency of a system under study. WHAT IS EXCISE AUDIT 2000 Traditional audit will eventually be replaced by excise audit 2000 a new system of audit. This new system was initiated from 1st December 1999 when it was implemented in case of all assessment paying cash duty of over rs 5 crores per annum In September 2000 the central board of Excise and customers made this audit applicable in case of all assessee paying cash duty of over rs 1 crore per annum. PROCEDURE OF EXCISE AUDIT 2000
1) Selection of assessee : the process of Excise 2000 begins
with identification of a unit to be audited normally, there are about 1000 to 1500 assessees under the jurisdiction of a central Excise commissioner it is not possible for the audit staff to conduct audits of all the units every years. DESK REVIEW : the auditor are assigned the assessees to be audited at the beginning of the financial years the auditers are required to gather information about the assessee as possible. 3) DOCUMENTING INFORMATION : at the stage of desk review the auditors may have already identified certain areas which warnings closer examination. 4) TOURING : the auditor then visits the unit of the assessee to see the actual running of the unit the systems that are followed for maintaining records in various sections and the System of movement of goods and the related documents within the unit this step is called touring of the premises. 5) AUDIT PLAN : based on his experiences of the information gathered so far about the assessee the auditor now makes a audit plan. 6) VERIFICATION : the most important step of audit is the conduct of actual audit, which in technical parlance is called verification. The auditor using the unit visits the unit of the assessee on a scheduled date ( informed to the assessee in advance ) and carry out the security of the records of the assessee as per the audit plan. 7) AUDIT OBJECTION AND AUDIT PARA : where the auditor finds instances of short payment of duty or non observance of central excise procedures, he is required to discuss the issues with the assessee. 8) AUDIT REPORT : at the end of the process of verification the auditor prepare an draft audit report which incorporated all the audit objections/ audit pares. 😊 thank you 😊