Description
Tackling a Challenging Audit Objective – Video Course includes online video and self-study manual for 1 hour of CPE credit.
What do you do when presented with an audit objective that sounds impossible? In this short video, diagnose what won’t work about your objective and come up with a cure!
Course objectives include:
- Identify sources of criteria
- Distinguish between a performance aspect and an audit criteria
- Define qualities of a good objective
CPE Credit Hours: 1
NASBA Category of Study: Auditing (Governmental)
Program level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advance preparation: None
Who should attend: Auditors
Instructional method: Video with online qualified assessment. QAS SS
Author: Leita Hart-Fanta, CPA
This course does qualify for the 24 hour Yellow Book CPE requirement.
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What People Say About This Course
“The examples are relatable and funny.” -Tackling a Challenging Audit Objective – Video Course Student
“Great reminders about how to focus objectives (a skill we’re always trying to improve on my team) and in turn develop more useful reports.” -Tackling a Challenging Audit Objective – Video Course Student
“It will help me in explaining a good objective to others.” -CPA
“I feel more prepared to brainstorm on audit objectives and tackle objectives appropriately.” -Tackling a Challenging Audit Objective – Video Course Student
“[The] information was clear and delivered with humor and in an engaging way.” -CPA
“I appreciated her humor as well as her selection and explanation of text from the auditing standards books (e.g., the Yellow Book).” -Tackling a Challenging Audit Objective – Video Course Student
“I enjoyed all of the examples. Hart always does a good job making her trainings interesting and helpful at the same time.” -State Auditor
“It will make me really make sure that my objectives and criteria are clear and concise.” -State Auditor
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