Audit evidence explained
Reliable audit evidence is needed in any audit. You can learn about audit evidence by studying various topics, including:
- Sources of audit evidence
- Techniques used to gather evidence
- What makes evidence sufficient and relevant
- What to do with conflicting or contradictory evidence
Analytics and controls
You can also gain insights on numerous topics related to audit evidence, including:
- Using data analytics as a risk assessment tool
- Understanding how biases can influence audit evidence evaluation
- Understanding the significance of controls over evidence to make evidence more reliable
Who Will Benefit
- Recently onboarded staff
- First-year staff
- Firms that want consistent training and level setting
Topics
- Audit evidence and the audit risk model
- Audit evidence sources
- Evaluating audit evidence
- Audit evidence sufficiency
- Audit evidence appropriateness
- Conflicting or contradictory audit evidence
- Controls over evidence
- Evaluating a management specialist
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize the key sources of audit evidence.
- Identify the different techniques auditors use to collect evidence.
- Recall what makes evidence useful in an audit.
- Recognize how the evidence standard applies to the work performed by management’s specialist.