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Audit               Definition
               An               audit               is               an               examination               by               an               independent               Certified               Public               Accountant               (CPA)               of               enough               of               a               company's               records               to               determine               whether               the               financial               statements               prepared               by               that               company               are               a               fair               representation               of               their               financial               condition.

Getting               audited               also               ensures               that               the               financial               statements               have               been               prepared               in               accordance               with               generally               accepted               accounting               principles               (GAAP).

GAAP               principles               were               developed               by               regulating               agencies               in               order               to               establish               comparability               among               the               financial               statements               of               different               companies               and               to               maintain               consistency               in               the               way               companies               account               for               events               and               transactions               from               year               to               year.

Now               that               we               have               an               audit               definition               ,               let's               discuss               why               certain               companies               must               be               audited               .
               Why               Do               Companies               Get               Audited               ?
               Companies               provide               the               information               that               goes               into               their               own               financial               statements.

Whether               these               financial               statements               are               prepared               by               the               company's               in-house               accountant               or               an               outside               accounting               firm,               audits               are               needed               to               provide               assurance               to               external               parties               that               those               financial               statements               can               be               relied               on               when               making               decisions.

It               would               be               very               easy               for               a               company               to               misrepresent               information               in               their               financial               statements               in               order               to               seem               more               profitable               than               they               actually               are.

This               could               be               a               fraudulent               way               to               lure               in               unsuspecting               investors               or               get               loans               from               banks               or               other               lending               institutions               which               they               would               otherwise               not               qualify               for.

Getting               audited               is               a               way               for               companies               to               prove               to               these,               and               other               outside               parties,               that               their               financial               statements               are               reliable               and               trustworthy.
               Who               Performs               Audits
               The               audit               definition               above               stated               that               an               audit               is               an               examination               by               an               independent               certified               public               accountant               (CPA).

Only               licensed               CPAs               can               perform               independent               audits               of               U.S.

businesses.

Auditing               is               a               highly               specialized               accounting               function               that               requires               auditors               to               have               an               extensive               knowledge               of               the               economy,               the               relevant               industry,               and               the               client's               business.

Auditors               must               also               be               familiar               with               a               set               of               standards               called               generally               accepting               auditing               standards               (GAAS)               in               order               to               perform               their               duties               correctly.
               What               to               Expect               If               Your               Company               Is               Going               to               Be               Audited
               If               you               work               in               a               company               that               issues               financial               statements,               you               can               expect               that               at               some               point               during               each               year,               your               company               will               be               audited.

The               auditors               will               usually               spend               a               few               days               at               your               business               reviewing               the               company's               financial               statements,               internal               controls,               and               supporting               documentation.

They               will               probably               also               make               inquiries               of               various               company               employees               and               conduct               numerous               procedures,               all               aimed               at               achieving               reasonable               assurance               that               there               are               no               material               misstatements               in               the               financial               statements.

Since               examining               every               single               client               records               would               be               too               costly,               auditors               use               methods               of               sampling               that               allow               them               to               test               just               some               of               the               records               and               determine               the               probability               that               as               a               whole               they               verify               the               fairness               of               the               financial               numbers.
               At               the               end               of               the               audit,               the               auditors               will               issue               what               is               known               as               an               opinion               as               to               the               fairness               of               the               financial               statement               presentation.

As               stated               in               the               audit               definition               in               the               opening               paragraph,               auditors               must               be               independent               in               their               assessments               of               the               company's               financial               statements.

This               is               a               balancing               act               of               sorts,               since               the               auditor               is               being               paid               by               the               company               whose               records               they               are               auditing.

But               if               an               auditor               does               not               exercise               independence               in               reviewing               these               records,               they               can               be               sued               by               the               parties               that               end               up               relying               on               the               company's               financial               statements               and               suffer               losses               due               to               the               auditor's               negligence.

Most               CPAs,               therefore,               take               their               responsibility               to               audit               very               seriously.
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