Textbook
Auditing and Assurance Services: Understanding the Integrated AuditISBN: 978-0-471-72634-0
Hardcover
960 pages
March 2010, ©2011
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- Fully integrates the integrated audit into the entire textbook by stressing to students the importance of both assessing internal controls and verifying financial statements.
- Differences between public (PCAOB) and non-public (AICPA) company audits are presented with the subject discussion. PCAOB standards are paramount throughout the text. Convergence of AICPA and international audit standards is discussed.
- Major emphasis on industry-specific risk and how that influences client acceptance and continuance.
- Organization generally follows the chronological sequence of an audit.
- Repeated coverage on controls tests, substantive tests, and the audit risk model reinforce learning.
- Review questions designed to provide comprehensive coverage at the end of each topic concept within the narrative of the text and to serve as a reading guide.
- “Auditing in Action” feature boxes are in the narrative of the textbook chapters that apply chapter-specific concepts to a set of fictional data or a real world example.
- Helpful, stand-alone appendices with review questions to allow for teaching and learning flexibility.
- Professional simulations are similar to the simulation problems students would encounter on the CPA.
- Extensive list of terms is included at the end of each chapter to help explain important concepts.
- Ethics coverage incorporated into end-of-chapter material.
- Packaged with ACL software, formerly known as Audit Command Language. ACL is a data extraction and analysis software used for fraud detection and prevention.