AUDITING
 
Lectured in 3rd year Business ManagementSection accountancy - tax law
Theory [A] 50.0
Exercises [B] 0.0
Training and projects [C] 0.0
Studytime [D] 150
Studypoints [E] 6
Level  
Language of instruction Dutch
Lecturer Romain BLEYAERT
Reference RGBBRA03A01042
 
Key words
Auditing

Objectives
This course aims at providing insight into the audit of an annual statement of account. First, there is a general survey of what an audit is. Then, we study the Belgian rules and regulations governing the professions of company auditor and accountant as well as the laws and regulations regarding audit strategy for a single annual statement of account to provide insight into the importance of an internal auditing system, the generally accepted audit standards and the significance of materiality and audit risk. You will moreover learn about audit procedures and assembling an audit file. You will learn to know, understand and interpret the terms used in audit reports.

Topics
  • Introduction
  • Professional rules and regulations
  • Laws of audit and duty of registration of the company
  • Study of the audit strategy: how to set up an internal audit system, generally accepted rules of audit, materiality and audit risk, audit methods, how to make an audit file, audit objectives, audit activities, the audit report.


Prerequisites
General bookkeeping and bookkeeping of corporations, personal income tax and VAT.

Final Objectives


Materials used
Syllabus

Study costs
Syllabus: unit price determined under hogeschool rules.

Study guidance
Feedback on the problems in a class discussion or looking for individual solutions for the student after class.

Teaching Methods
Interactive discussions and a practical approach, using the annual statement of account of a company, taking into consideration the firm's business activities and their inherent risk. All practical exercises and cases are first introduced and explained to the entire class. Then, discussion of answers and solutions.

Assessment
  • First exam session: 100 % written exam
  • Second exam session: 100 % written exam
  • Examination Board Flemish Community (ditto regular student)


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