Lesson: Summary of Audit Procedures and Assertions

Instructor: Nick Palazzolo
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This lesson delves into audit procedures and management assertions, focusing on the various methods employed by auditors to inspect, confirm, and analyze information. These methods include observation, inspection, communication through inquiry and confirmation, as well as verifying accuracy through recalculation, reperformance, and valuation. The lesson also highlights analytical procedures, discussing their application in planning and testing phases. Additionally, the discussion covers management assertions, detailing tests for completeness, cut-off, accuracy, allocation, valuation, existence, and occurrence. Throughout the lesson, Nick Palazzolo emphasizes the importance of understanding these concepts and provides examples, helping to reinforce their application in real auditing situations.

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This lesson delves into audit procedures and management assertions, focusing on the various methods employed by auditors to inspect, confirm, and analyze information. These methods include observation, inspection, communication through inquiry and confirmation, as well as verifying accuracy through recalculation, reperformance, and valuation. The lesson also highlights analytical procedures, discussing their application in planning and testing phases. Additionally, the discussion covers management assertions, detailing tests for completeness, cut-off, accuracy, allocation, valuation, existence, and occurrence. Throughout the lesson, Nick Palazzolo emphasizes the importance of understanding these concepts and provides examples, helping to reinforce their application in real auditing situations.

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Substantive Testing & Internal Controls
Module: 3 Concepts, 45 Lessons