
Conducting a Remote Audit
Remote auditing has become part of the “new normal". Review key techniques to overcome the distance from your client and new best practices in remote audits so you will be prepared for anything the future holds.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Auditing
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
4
Author(s)
Daryl G. Krause
Availability
3 months
Product Number
VCL4REMA22040
Get a basic understanding of remote auditing and how it can be used in your engagements
Auditing changed significantly in 2020, and some of those changes are likely to be with us permanently. This webcast will take the auditing standards we must follow and apply them practically to real-life examples of remote auditing.
Key Topics
- Leveraging the benefits of remote auditing
- Managing the team, client, and audit process remotely
- Identifying engagement-wide procedures from client acceptance through report issuance when remote auditing
- Understanding narrow-topic considerations when remote auditing
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize the differences between conducting a traditional audit and a remote audit.
- Identify engagement-wide considerations under a remote audit, including client acceptance, risk assessment, fraud, and documentation.
- Identify considerations related to remote auditing within specific areas of the audit, including material asset and liability account, walk-throughs of internal controls, and inventory procedures.
Who Will Benefit
- Auditors
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