Objective
- Identify and summarize the key requirements of recently issued AICPA auditing standards, including SASs 142–149
- Understand recent and proposed changes to fraud-related auditing guidance and their relationship to risk assessment and professional skepticism
- Evaluate how recent standard-setting developments affect audit planning, performance, and documentation
- Apply high-level implementation considerations to enhance engagement quality and compliance with evolving AICPA standards
Highlights
- AICPA hot topics and standard-setting initiatives
- AICPA Quality Management Standards: SQMS No. 1, SQMS No. 2, and SQMS No. 3
- Consideration of fraud in a financial statement audit
- Discussion of the standard on audit evidence effective for years ended December 31, 2022
- Discussion of the standard on auditing accounting estimates and disclosures effective as of December 31, 2023
- Discussion of the two standards on use of specialists and information from a pricing service, and the newly updated risk assessment standard effective for years ended December 31, 2023
- Discussion of standards that are effective as of 2025, including those dealing with client acceptance and questions asked of the predecessor auditor, the partner’s responsibility for engagement quality, group audits, conforming changes to compliance auditing, and more
Designed For
Accounting and auditing practitioners at all levels desiring to stay current on AICPA professional standardsPrerequisite
Experience in accounting and auditingAdvanced Preparation
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