Auditing Process: Principles, Practices, and Cases

Author: [British] Ian Graham Manson
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Publish Date: 2003-09-15
Features: "The Audit Process: Principles, Practice, and Cases" showcases ample imagination in its introduction to the audit process, offering a fresh perspective. The book provides a rational and coherent framework for audit practice, utilizing numerous cases and exercises to deliver a realistic and in-depth analysis of every stage of auditing. Additionally, one of the main features of this book is its question-based approach, which encourages students to interact with the material during their learning process.● Case study teaching method is adopted throughout to integrate theory with practice● Covers provisions in the UK "Companies Act" that affect auditors● The author integrates the content of this book with ACCA and other exams● Test questions are derived from the latest ACCA and other exam papers, accompanied by answers and explanationsThis book is clear in content, well-structured, and easy to learn, making it suitable for students in related fields. Its unique teaching methods, rich knowledge points, and abundant self-test questions make it an ideal tool for teaching or self-study.