Description
Participants play the role of an auditor collecting information, making inquiries, and documenting findings around the audit of Home D‚cor and More. They develop professional skepticism skills as they analyze data obtained from an interview with Courtney the Controller, comparing, confirming, and corroborating it against information provided by the CFO. Some things aren't matching up and the player uses Courtney's responses and their own questioning mind to consider the next step. They need to be alert to conditions that may indicate possible misstatement due to fraud or error, and a critical assessment of the audit evidence to develop a sense of when things just don't look right.
Highlights
- Demonstrating professional skepticism
- Assessing audit evidence
- Responding to contradictory evidence
- Assessing the sufficiency of audit evidence
Objectives
- Identify the importance of professional skepticism on engagements
- <span data-ccp-props="{'201341983':0,'335559739':160,'335559740':288}" class="eop">Recall ways to demonstrate professional skepticism on engagements
Designed For
Accounting professionals in auditing needing to develop professional skepticism skills
Course Pricing
WYOCPA Member Fee
$49.00
Non-Member Fee
$64.00
Your Price
$64.00
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