Company Accounts and Audit Course

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  • 92 Lessons
  • 1.1K Students
  • Certificate of completion
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Business

How do you audit a company account? Review the information systems. Look at record-keeping policies. Review the accounting system. Review internal controls policies. Compare the internal records. Review the tax returns. Perform tests of controls and the substantive test.What are the 3 types of audits? What Is an Audit? There are three main types of audits: external audits, internal audits, and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audits. External audits are commonly performed by Certified Public Accounting (CPA) firms and result in an auditor's opinion which is included in the audit report.Do all business accounts have to be audited? Your business bank account will only be audited if your company is required to submit to a full audit of its annual accounts by an independent accountant. Whilst a business bank account is not a legal requirement, we would urge you to operate one exclusively for business transactions.

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What You'll Learn

  • Develop skills to review and analyze company financial statements for accuracy and compliance with accounting standards
  • Apply internal control policies and record-keeping practices to ensure reliable financial reporting
  • Perform substantive and control tests to identify discrepancies and assess financial statement integrity
  • Differentiate between external, internal, and IRS audits to select appropriate audit procedures
  • Evaluate information systems and accounting processes to detect weaknesses and improve financial controls
  • Interpret tax returns and financial data to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements
  • Assess the effectiveness of internal controls policies in preventing fraud and errors
  • Conduct audit planning and risk assessment to optimize audit efficiency and effectiveness
  • Utilize audit tools and techniques to verify the accuracy of company accounts and financial records
  • Identify key components of audit reports and communicate findings clearly to stakeholders
  • Understand the legal and regulatory framework governing company audits and financial reporting
  • Implement best practices for record-keeping and documentation during the audit process
  • Analyze the role of CPA firms and external auditors in verifying company financial statements
  • Examine the importance of internal audits in ongoing financial oversight and risk management
  • Apply knowledge of audit procedures to different types of audits for diverse organizational needs
  • Use audit software and technology to streamline data collection, analysis, and reporting

Course Content

92 Lessons • 47 h 4 m total

1 Company Accounts And Audit| Accounting of Shares And Debentures | CMA INTER |CA INTER

35:32

2 Company Accounts and Audit| ACCOUNTING OF SHARES AND DEBENTURES |CMA INTER |CA INTER |INDIRECTTAX

33:16

3 Accounting of Shares And Debentures|Company Accounts and Audit |CMA INTER |CA INTER

24:23

4 OVERSUBSCRIPTION| Accounting of Shares and Debentures| Company Accounts And Audit|

31:00

5 Calls in Arrears Calls in Advance|Accounting of Shares Debentures|Company Accounts and Audit

44:56

6 PRO Rata Allotment|Accounting of Shares And Debentures| COMPANY ACCOUNTS AUDIT|

33:14

7 FORFEITURE OF SHARES| Accounting of Shares And Debentures I Company Accounts And Audit

34:09

8 REISSUE OF FORFEITED SHARES|Accounting of Shares And Debentures |Company Accounts and Audit|CMA

32:27

9Accounting Of Shares Other than Cash|Accounting of Shares And Debentures|COMPANYACCOUNTS AND AUDIT

34:34

10 IPO FPO |RIGHT ISSUE |ACCOUNTING OF SHARES AND DEBENTURES |COMPANY ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT |CMA

35:46

11 Bonus Issue of Shares|Accounting of Shares And Debentures|Company Accounts and Audit|CMA CA

27:18

12 Sweat Equity Shares Buyback Of Shares|Accounting of Shares And Debentures|Company Accounts

32:12

13 Buy back Of Shares | Accounting of Shares And Debentures | Company Accounts and Audit |CMA CA

40:31

14 Issue Redemption of Preference Share| Accounting of Shares And Debentures| Company Accounts

31:46

15 Debentures |Accounting of Shares And Debentures |Company Accounts and Audit |CMA CA Inter |

29:51

16 Issue of Debentures | Accounting of Shares And Debentures | Company Accounts And Audit | CMA CA

36:01

17 Redemption Of Debentures | Sinking FUND Method | Accounting of Shares And Debentures|Company A C

46:15

18 Insurance Policy Method |Redemption of Debentures |Accounting of Shares Debentures|Company A C

32:36

19 Conversion or Rollover |Purchase Cancellation Of Own Debentures | Accounting of Debentures

29:42

20 Underwriters Agreement| Accounting of Shares And Debentures |Company Accounts and Audit |CMA CA

32:00

21 Underwriters Accounting Entries|Accounting of Shares And Debentures |Company Accounts and Audit

33:45

22 Profit And Loss Statement| Financial Statement Of Companies| Company Accounts and Audit |CMA CA

29:16

23A Profit Loss Statement|Presentation Of Financial Statement| Company Accounts and Audit |CMA CA

23:13

23B Profit And Loss Statement |Presentation Of Financial Statement |Company Accounts and Audit |CMA

25:41

24 Balance Sheet| Presentation Of Financial Statement As Per Schedule III |Company Accounts|CMA CA

32:59

25 Balance Sheet | Presentation Of Financial Statement |Company Accounts and Audit |CMA CA Inter

30:33

26 Balance Sheet | Presentation Of Financial Statement |Company Accounts and Audit |CMA CA Inter

34:07

27 Balance Sheet| Presentation Of Financial Statement |Company Accounts and Audit| CMA CA INTER|

27:27

28 Profit Loss And Balance Sheet|Presentation Of Financial Statement |Company Accounts and Audit|

42:57

29 Additional Capital Cost Depreciation As per Tarrif Regulations|Presentation Of Financial State

9:42

30 Introduction to Cash Flow Statement| Cash Flow Statement| Company Accounts And Audit|CMA CA

25:27

31 Direct Indirect Method Of Cash Flow From Operating Activities| Cash Flow Statement|Company A C

24:34

32 Investing Activities | Cash Flow Statement| Company Accounts and Audit |CMA CA Inter

32:59

33 CASH FLOW STATEMENT |COMPANY ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT |CMA CA INTER

28:12

34A Cash Flow Statement | Company Accounts And Audit | CMA CA INTER |

24:17

34B Cash Flow Statement | Company Accounts and Audit | CMA INTER |CA INTER |

25:39

35 Accounts Of Banking Company| Accounts Of Banking Electricity Insurance Companies| Company A C

26:23

36 Balance Sheet And Profit Loss Statement Of Banking Company| Accounts Of Banking Company|

35:03

37 Accounts Of Banking Company| Accounts Of Banking Electricity And Insurance Companies|CA CMA

34:28

38 Special Adjustments Relating To Accounts Of Banking Company|Accounts Of Banking Company|CA CMA

32:08

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Company Accounts and Audit Course Description

How do you audit a company account? Review the information systems. Look at record-keeping policies. Review the accounting system. Review internal controls policies. Compare the internal records. Review the tax returns. Perform tests of controls and the substantive test.What are the 3 types of audits? What Is an Audit? There are three main types of audits: external audits, internal audits, and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audits. External audits are commonly performed by Certified Public Accounting (CPA) firms and result in an auditor's opinion which is included in the audit report.Do all business accounts have to be audited? Your business bank account will only be audited if your company is required to submit to a full audit of its annual accounts by an independent accountant. Whilst a business bank account is not a legal requirement, we would urge you to operate one exclusively for business transactions.

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Course Intro