Synopsis:
Auditing 101 – Related Parties focuses on one of the most sensitive and high-risk areas of an audit. This course provides step-by-step guidance on performing substantive audit procedures to identify, verify, and evaluate related party transactions and balances. Using sample audit working papers and practical examples, you will learn how to spot red flags, ensure proper disclosures, and address compliance with accounting standards.
Through concise, practical videos, you will explore real-world issues such as undisclosed relationships, unusual transaction terms, and the potential for management override. Case studies and actionable insights will help you strengthen your professional scepticism, improve audit documentation, and apply best practices to ensure transparency and reliability in financial reporting of related party balances.
The Auditing 101 series is a practical e-learning pathway designed to equip new auditors and finance professionals with the skills to perform high-quality audits of key accounts in the financial statements. Each module provides step-by-step audit procedures, supported by sample working papers, practical insights, and concise video lessons. Covering commonly audited accounts, this series combines technical guidance with real-world case studies.
Check out the other courses in this series:
Auditing 101 - Borrowings
Auditing 101 - Cash & Bank Balances
Auditing 101 - Property, Plant & Equipment
Auditing 101 - Subsequent Events Review
Auditing 101 - Trade & Other Payables
Intended For:
Most relevant to new auditors and finance professionals who have to perform audits of key accounts in the financial statements.
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