Auditing

This text provides a thorough and up-to-date coverage of auditing in a concise and readable style. It is widely used as a course text on professional accountancy and accounting degree courses. Numerous case studies, exercises, self testing questions and recent examination questions are included. This text is aimed predominantly at undergraduate and professional accountancy courses and the ninth edition prepared by John Taylor has been updated to take account of new International Auditing Standards.

ISBN	1844809404	Pages	640
ISBN13	9781844809400 (What's this?)	Volumes	1
Publisher	Cengage Learning EMEA	Weight (grammes)	910
Imprint	Cengage Learning EMEA	Published in	London
Format	Paperback	Previous ISBN	9780826455000
Publication date	06 May 2008	Height (mm)	244
Library of Congress	HF5667	Width (mm)	188
DEWEY	657.45	Spine width (mm)	23
DEWEY edition	DC22	Academic level	Undergraduate, Professional / Scholarly

	How to pass auditing examinations
1	Introduction to auditing - the why of auditing	1
2	Corporate governance	11
3	The statutory framework for auditing	22
4	Accounting requirements of the Companies Act	38
5	Auditing and accounting standards and guidelines	50
6	Rules of professional conduct	57
7	Quality control in audit firms	71
8	Accepting appointment as auditors	78
9	Accounting systems and internal controls	85
10	Audit planning, audit risk and materiality	102
11	Audit evidence and using the work of an expert	134
12	Audit testing, sampling and analytical procedures	145
13	Systems-based auditing	164
14	Business risk approach to auditing	184
15	The audit of assets	199
16	The audit of liabilities	228
17	Auditing and computers	240
18	Audit working papers	247
19	Internal audit	262
20	Errors, frauds and unlawful acts	270
21	Related parties	288
22	Service organisations	294
23	Evaluation and review	301
24	Going concern	312
25	Management representations	320
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