
Presents auditing as a capstone course in an undergraduate education for an accounting career. Integrates accounting standards, accounting systems, internal control systems, & the dual auditing functions of obtaining & evaluating evidence & reporting - all within the context of the professional environment.
This text investigates the core methodologies and professional standards required to perform effective financial audits within modern corporate environments. The author, Dan M. Guy, utilizes his extensive background in accounting practice and education to synthesize complex regulatory frameworks into a cohesive instructional model. The book argues that auditing must be viewed as a comprehensive capstone process that bridges theoretical accounting knowledge with practical, real-world application.
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Experts and educators frequently cite this work as a foundational text for undergraduate accounting students preparing for professional certification. Readers often note the structured, academic density of the prose, which effectively prepares students for the rigors of the auditing profession.
Page Count:
889
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
Publisher:
Dryden Pr
ISBN-10:
0030116937
ISBN-13:
9780030116933
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