External Audit

A Financial Statement Audit includes obtaining a sufficient understanding of internal control for the purpose of planning the External Audit and determining the nature, scope, and extent of the service’s procedures.

 

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    • Perform better risk assessments
    • Focus our audit efforts
    • Determine if specialized skills are required to achieve our audit objectives
    • Identifying financial statement risks and internal controls
    • Assess the possibility that these risks may cause significant errors
    • Develop an appropriate response to the identified risks.
    • To provide information about the financial situation, financial performance, and cash flows of the entity.
    • Results of the management carried out by the administrators with the resources entrusted to them
    • Analyze the financial impact of the COVID19 on financial information, including problems of commercial or financial solvency and impairment of financial and non-financial assets
    • Review of financial models, such as cash flow forecasts, for financing management if applicable

    Special audits oriented to a very specific purpose, such as previously agreed upon procedures, may be:

    • Audits with full scope
    • With limited scope
    • Special purpose financial statements,
    • Special reviews (non-financial reviews)
    • Interim Financial Reporting based on International Accounting Standard IAS34

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