This lesson provides an overview of integrated audits, which are a special type of engagement that differ from normal audits. The focus of an integrated audit is to dive into internal controls, issue an opinion, and issue a report on the internal controls of an organization. The purpose of a normal audit, on the other hand, is to obtain reasonable assurance that financial statements are free from material misstatements. There are various reasons a company might need or want an integrated audit, and the lesson will further explore these reasons and learning objectives.
Lesson: Integrated Audits Overview
Instructor: Nick Palazzolo
This lesson provides an overview of integrated audits, which are a special type of engagement that differ from normal audits. The focus of an integrated audit is to dive into internal controls, issue an opinion, and issue a report on the internal controls of an organization. The purpose of a normal audit, on the other hand, is to obtain reasonable assurance that financial statements are free from material misstatements. There are various reasons a company might need or want an integrated audit, and the lesson will further explore these reasons and learning objectives.
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Types of Engagements & Reports
Module:
6 Concepts,
76 Lessons
The Audit Process
11:18
Audit Committee
3:43
Reporting Findings
1:03
Single Audits
5:44
Governmental Audits
3:51
GAAS vs. GAGAS
9:23
Service Auditors
1:43
Review Engagements
11:18
Interim Reviews
14:12
Compilation Engagements
12:42
