The approach to this study is "systems-based" and the audit is taken through well-defined stages in the different systems of purchases, sales, payroll and other commercial cycles. Each chapter concludes with a series of questions in which the answer is to be found in the text of that chapter.
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paperback. Condition: Very Good. Auditing Made Simple by K.M. Glaser is a clear, introductory guide designed to demystify the principles and practice of auditing for students and non-specialists. Glaser explains core concepts such as internal control, evidence gathering, verification and reporting, showing how auditors assess the reliability of financial information and safeguard organisational integrity. The book breaks down procedures into manageable steps, using straightforward examples to illustrate how audits are planned, conducted and evaluated. Itās a tidy, accessible volume that provides a solid foundation for anyone needing a practical grasp of basic auditing methods. Seller Inventory # mon0001652652
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