Description

All publicly-traded and many privately-held, nonprofit and other types of entities are subject to independent audits as a means of providing financial report users with reasonable assurance that the financial statements and related disclosures are not materially misstated due to fraud or error. This course assists financial statement preparers with understanding how to pre-identify and proactively avoid potential audit issues, by thinking like an auditor when preparing and fairly presenting financial statement information.

What you learn in this course should result in multiple benefits, such as:

• On-time financial statement issuance
• Lower audit fees
• Improved reliability of financial reports
• An enhanced ability to manage enterprise-wide risk.