Browse The Auditing and Attestation (AUD)
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- 13.1 Types of Opinions: Unmodified/Unqualified, Qualified, Adverse, Disclaimer
- 13.2 Emphasis-of-Matter and Other-Matter (Explanatory) Paragraphs
- 13.3 Comparative Financial Statements, Predecessor Auditors
- 13.4 Supplementary and Other Information in Documents Containing Audited F/S
- 13.5 Omission or Inconsistency of Required Disclosures
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- 20.2 Advanced IT Environments (Cloud, Mobile, IoT)
- 20.4 Data Analytics and Automated Tools in Audit
- 20.3 IT General Controls Testing and Documentation
- 20.5 Cybersecurity Essentials for Auditors
- 20.6 Considerations for System and Organization Control (SOC) for Cybersecurity
- 20.1 IT Auditing Fundamentals
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- 21.1 Overview of Forensic Accounting
- 21.2 Fraud Examination Methods and Testing
- 21.3 Data Mining for Irregularities
- 21.4 Litigation Support and Expert Witness Services
- 21.5 Ethics and Independence in Forensic Engagements
- 21.6 Tools and Technologies in Forensic Audits
- 21.7 Additional Considerations for Forensic Audits
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- 22.5 Challenges and Evolving Standards in ESG
- 22.1 Emerging ESG Reporting Frameworks
- 22.2 Integrating ESG Risk into the Audit Process
- 22.3 Communicating ESG Results and Impact on External Reporting
- 22.4 ESG Metrics and Verification Techniques
- 22.6 ESG Assurance Engagements Under AICPA Standards
- 22.7 Future Outlook: ESG and Investor Demands
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Chapter 4: Understanding the Entity and Its Environment
In this section
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Corporate Governance: Sarbanes-Oxley Act Considerations
Learn how SOX influences corporate governance, impacts auditors, and shapes the roles of Boards of Directors and Audit Committees in safeguarding financial reporting integrity.
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Industry and Regulatory Influences
Explore how industry-specific variables, regulatory requirements, economic factors, and emerging issues shape audit risk assessment in the Auditing and Attestation (AUD) context.
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Economic and Market Conditions in Auditing
Explore how macroeconomic indicators, microeconomic factors, and global conditions influence audit risk, financial statement assertions, and engagement strategies.
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Fraud Risk Factors (Fraud Triangle, Pressure and Opportunity)
Explore the Fraud Triangle, its components—Pressure, Opportunity, and Rationalization—and learn how to assess fraud risk and identify organizational vulnerabilities.
