This comprehensive course covers the principles and best practices for preparing for and participating in audits. Participants will learn techniques for audit preparation, documentation, and compliance, as well as strategies for engaging with auditors and addressing audit findings.
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Kuala Lumpur
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Errors and misstatements in financial reports usually start in the underlying data: unsupported journal entries, weak cut-off, poor estimates and revenue or expenditure recorded in the wrong period. This programme gives auditors and finance professionals a structured, risk-based approach to auditing financial data and financial statements, from planning and materiality to evidence, fraud risk and reporting.
An audit can find the right issues and still fail if management does not accept the findings or act on them. This programme gives internal auditors practical communication skills for every stage of an engagement: opening meetings, interviews, handling resistance, writing clear findings and reports, and presenting results to management and audit committees.
Public money is most exposed at the point of payment: duplicate or unsupported invoices, payments to ineligible beneficiaries, weak segregation of duties and approvals that exist only on paper. This programme gives public sector auditors a structured approach to the audit cycle and to reviewing government payments, from planning and risk assessment to evidence, findings and follow-up.
