Auditor’s Responsibility for (IT) in a Financial Statements Audit using Draftworx

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Mr Tristan White
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TRISTAN DAVID-CREWE WHITE
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Auditors often shudder when they think about information technology (IT) during their audit engagements. Perhaps you are an auditor asking: “How do you audit IT?” or “What are my responsibilities for understanding and testing IT?” or even “How is IT even relevant during a financial statements audit?” If you are left scratching your head, asking any of the above questions from time to time, let us help you get a handle on your responsibilities around IT during your financial statement audits in the Draftworx RAC template!

- Simply and explain the ISA 315 requirements around obtaining an understanding to do with information technology (IT)

- Discuss the differences between overall financial statement level IT considerations and assertion level IT considerations

- Help you make the link between internal controls and information technology, e.g., IT general controls and IT applications controls

- Walk you through the relevant documents in the Draftworx RAC template, e.g., 12.45 IT controls and section 13 System notes

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