How to Read Audit Report

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Raja Natarajan, B.Com., PGDBA, FCA

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1 - Introduction to Audit

1 - Introduction.mp4

04:44

2 - What is Audit.mp4

02:15

3 - Benefits of Audit Part 1.mp4

06:16

4 - Benefits of Audit Part 2.mp4

04:31

5 - Aspects of Audit Part 1.mp4

06:41

6 - Aspects of Audit Part 2.mp4

03:19

2 - Audit Report

7 - What is Audit Report.mp4

01:07

8 - Title & Addressee in Audit Report.mp4

01:33

9 - Opinion.mp4

07:05

10 - Basis for Opinion & Going Concern.mp4

01:57

11 - Key Audit Matters.mp4

05:34

12 - Responsibilities for Financial Statements.mp4

02:42

13 - Auditors Responsibilities for the Audit of Financial Statements.mp4

09:18

14 - Location of description of Auditors Responsibilities.mp4

01:17

15 - Other Reporting Responsibilities.mp4

01:10

16 - Signature of Auditor Location & Date of Audit Report.mp4

03:57

17 - Part 1 Lets familiarize with Audit Report Format.mp4

09:10

18 - Part 2 Lets familiarize with Audit Report Format.mp4

05:04

19 - Part 3 Lets familiarize with Audit Report Format.mp4

07:47

20 - Part 4 Auditors Responsibilities for Audit of Financial Statements.mp4

04:04

21 - Part 5 Appendix to Auditors Responsibilities section.mp4

09:51

22 - Part 6 Other matters in Audit Report.mp4

02:26

23 - Part 7 Report on Other Legal and Regulatory Requirements.mp4

14:25

24 - Modifications in Audit Opinion.mp4

08:02

25 - Which modified opinion is appropriate.mp4

03:56

3 - Last Section

26 - BonusLecture.pdf

26 - Bonus Lecture.html

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Key skill required for every Banker / Investor / Owner, Credit & Financial Analysts

What You'll Learn?

How to Read Audit Report

Who is this for?

Entrepreneurs

Finance Managers

Banking Executives

Credit Analysts

Finance Analysts

Stock Market Investors

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Are you an Entrepreneur and finding it difficult to understand the nuances of technicalities reported in Audit Report?
Are you an Investor planning to invest in stocks of a company?
Are you a Lender, analysing the financials of the borrower to take a lending decision?
Are you an analyst, analysing financials and audit reports of various business entities?
Then, this course is for you - How to Read Audit Report
When business grows in size, it will attract various stake holders. Each and every stake holder will be interested in understanding how the business is performing in financial terms. Management will be communicating the performance of business through Financial Statements and Annual reports to the stake holders. However, in order to develop the trust and meet statutory compliances, the Financial Statements also have to be audited by Auditors (Chartered Accountants).
Auditors will be carrying out independent examination of Financial Statements and they will give their opinion, whether Financial Statements gives True & Fair View about state of affairs and profit & loss of business. This opinion will be given through their report, known as Audit Report.
There are various technicalities inherent in Audit Report. As a reader of Audit report, you should know what all those technicalities mean and what kind of impact it can have on the Financial Decisions.
This is a self paced learning course. Please use your headset for effective listening.
See you inside the course!
Who this course is for:
Entrepreneurs
Finance Managers
Banking Executives
Credit Analysts
Finance Analysts
Stock Market Investors

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I am a Chartered Accountant with tonnes of passion for teaching. I teach Financial Management & Strategic Financial Management for Chartered Accountancy, Cost and Management Accountancy and Company Secretary students in Ernakulam, India. I also hold Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration in Finance from Symbiosis, Pune and Bachelors in Commerce, from Loyola College, Chennai. I worked in State Bank of India as Assistant Vice President - Credit for a period of four years after which i started my Chartered Accountancy Practice. During the stint in State Bank of India, I worked on credit proposals of Mid Corporate Units and gained good experience in Financial Analysis, Risk Assessment, Viability Study, Evaluating business models, Project Finance, Working Capital Management, etc. I conduct work shops for Entrepreneurs, Chartered Accountancy / Cost and Management Accountancy Students on the topics like Project Finance, Credit Risk Assessment, Entrepreneurship Development, Finance for Non Finance Executives, etc. I love teaching and i want fundamentals of accounting and finance to reach students and so i am here.

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