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AUDIT-PEDIA
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| Title | AUDIT-PEDIA a Must for Auditors |
| ISBN | 978-81-1956-564-1 |
| Edition | 1st edn., 2025 |
| Pages | 350 |
| Authors | CA. Kamal Garg |
| Publisher | Bharat Publishers |
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AUDIT-PEDIA a Must for Auditors by CA. Kamal Garg (1st Edition, 2025) is a comprehensive and practical reference on auditing concepts, procedures, and practices. Spanning 350 pages, the book provides clarity on audit standards, regulatory requirements, reporting, and case-based applications. Designed for CA students, audit professionals, and academicians, this work simplifies complex topics into easy-to-understand explanations. Published by Bharat Publishers, it is an indispensable guide for both exam preparation and professional practice. ISBN: 978-81-1956-564-1. Available at a flat 25% discount with free shipping for a limited time.
| Section | Title | Page No. |
| Bharat? | 5 | |
| Preface | 7 | |
| Topic Wise Index | 15 | |
| Detailed Contents | 21 | |
| Chapter 1 | True and Fair View | 1 |
| Chapter 2 | Materiality | 3 |
| Chapter 3 | Going Concern | 6 |
| Chapter 4 | Emphasis of Matter (EOM) | 8 |
| Chapter 5 | Audit Risk | 10 |
| Chapter 6 | Independence | 13 |
| Chapter 7 | Assertions | 16 |
| Chapter 8 | Audit Documentation or Audit File or Working Papers | 19 |
| Chapter 9 | Professional Skepticism | 21 |
| Chapter 10 | Internal Control | 23 |
| Chapter 11 | Audit Evidence | 26 |
| Chapter 12 | Related Parties | 28 |
| Chapter 13 | Fraud | 31 |
| Chapter 14 | Sampling | 34 |
| Chapter 15 | Analytical Procedures | 37 |
| Chapter 16 | Test of Controls | 40 |
| Chapter 17 | Test of Details | 42 |
| Chapter 18 | External Confirmations | 43 |
| Chapter 19 | Written Representations | 45 |
| Chapter 20 | Subsequent Events | 47 |
| Chapter 21 | Comparative Information | 50 |
| Chapter 22 | Opening Balances | 55 |
| Chapter 23 | Audit of Accounting Estimates | 58 |
| Chapter 24 | Management Bias | 60 |
| Chapter 25 | Using the Work of an Auditor’s Expert | 62 |
| Chapter 26 | Management’s Expert | 64 |
| Chapter 27 | Using the Work of another Auditor | 66 |
| Chapter 28 | Using the Work of Internal Auditors | 69 |
| Chapter 29 | Audit Committee under Companies Act, 2013 | 71 |
| Chapter 30 | Communication with those Charged with Governance (TCWG) & Management | 73 |
| Chapter 31 | Joint Audit | 75 |
| Chapter 32 | Unqualified (Clean) Audit Report | 77 |
| Chapter 33 | Qualified Audit Report | 79 |
| Chapter 34 | Adverse Audit Report | 81 |
| Chapter 35 | Disclaimer of Opinion | 84 |
| Chapter 36 | Emphasis of Matter Paragraph | 86 |
| Chapter 37 | Other Matter Paragraph | 88 |
| Chapter 38 | Key Audit Matters (KAMs) | 90 |
| Chapter 39 | Auditor’s Responsibilities Relating to Other Information (SA 720 – Revised) | 92 |
| Chapter 40 | Professional Judgment | 96 |
| Chapter 41 | Premise | 99 |
| Chapter 42 | Risk of Material Misstatement | 101 |
| Chapter 43 | Applicable Financial Reporting Framework | 103 |
| Chapter 44 | Experienced Auditor | 105 |
| Chapter 45 | Misstatement | 107 |
| Chapter 46 | Clearly Trivial Misstatements | 110 |
| Chapter 47 | Materiality in the Context of an Audit | 112 |
| Chapter 48 | Materiality and Audit Risk | 115 |
| Chapter 49 | Benchmarking | 118 |
| Chapter 50 | Cut-off Procedures | 120 |
| Chapter 51 | Substantive Analytical Procedures | 122 |
| Chapter 52 | Compliance Procedures and Substantive Procedures | 124 |
| Chapter 53 | Sufficient and Appropriate Audit Evidence | 126 |
| Chapter 54 | Types of Audit Evidence | 128 |
| Chapter 55 | Corroborative Audit Evidence | 130 |
| Chapter 56 | Risk Assessment Procedures | 132 |
| Chapter 57 | Audit Planning and Audit Strategy | 134 |
| Chapter 58 | Audit Programme | 137 |
| Chapter 59 | Planning Activities | 139 |
| Chapter 60 | Internal Check | 141 |
| Chapter 61 | Nature, Timing, and Extent of Audit Procedures | 143 |
| Chapter 62 | Permanent File and Current File in Audit Documentation | 145 |
| Chapter 63 | Assertions | 147 |
| Chapter 64 | Engagement Team, Firm, and Personnel | 149 |
| Chapter 65 | Network and Network Firm | 151 |
| Chapter 66 | Engagement Quality Control Review | 153 |
| Chapter 67 | Elements of a System of Quality Control | 155 |
| Chapter 68 | Engagement Partner and Key Audit Partner Rotation Requirements | 157 |
| Chapter 69 | Leadership Responsibilities for Quality within the Firm | 159 |
| Chapter 70 | Ethical Requirements and Independence | 161 |
| Chapter 71 | Acceptance & Continuance of Client Relationships & Audit Engagements | 163 |
| Chapter 72 | Human Resources | 165 |
| Chapter 73 | Engagement Performance | 167 |
| Chapter 74 | Monitoring under SQC 1 | 169 |
| Chapter 75 | Complaints and Allegations under SQC 1 | 171 |
| Chapter 76 | Engagement Partner Responsibility | 173 |
| Chapter 77 | Differences of Opinion within the Engagement Team | 176 |
| Chapter 78 | Engagement Documentation | 178 |
| Chapter 79 | Engagement Partner Change During an Ongoing Audit | 180 |
| Chapter 80 | Quality Control Manual | 182 |
| Chapter 81 | Letter of Engagement | 184 |
| Chapter 82 | Recurring Audits | 185 |
| Chapter 83 | Letter of Weakness | 186 |
| Chapter 84 | Audit Considerations Relating to an Entity Using a Service Organisation | 187 |
| Chapter 85 | Assurance Reports on Controls at a Service Organisation | 189 |
| Chapter 86 | Audits of Financial Statements Prepared in Accordance with Special Purpose Frameworks | 191 |
| Chapter 87 | Audits of Single Financial Statements & Specific Elements | 193 |
| Chapter 88 | Engagements to Report on Summary Financial Statements | 195 |
| Chapter 89 | Review Engagements | 197 |
| Chapter 90 | Contradictory Evidence | 200 |
| Chapter 91 | Compilation Engagements | 201 |
| Chapter 92 | Agreed-Upon Procedures Engagements | 202 |
| Chapter 93 | Walkthrough Procedures | 203 |
| Chapter 94 | Vouching v Verification | 204 |
| Chapter 95 | Audit Trail | 206 |
| Chapter 96 | Surprise Check | 207 |
| Chapter 97 | Examination in Depth | 208 |
| Chapter 98 | Computer-Assisted Audit Techniques (CAATs) | 209 |
| Chapter 99 | IT Controls | 210 |
| Chapter 100 | Entity Level Controls (ELCs) | 211 |
| Chapter 101 | Transaction Level Controls (TLCs) | 212 |
| Chapter 102 | Reasonable Assurance | 213 |
| Chapter 103 | Absolute Assurance | 215 |
| Chapter 104 | Moderate Assurance | 217 |
| Chapter 105 | Financial Statements | 219 |
| Chapter 106 | Historical Financial Information | 221 |
| Chapter 107 | Purpose and Objective of Audit | 223 |
| Chapter 108 | Audit and Auditor | 224 |
| Chapter 109 | Magnitude | 226 |
| Chapter 110 | General Purpose Financial Statements | 228 |
| Chapter 111 | Terms of the Audit Engagement | 230 |
| Chapter 112 | Non-Compliance with Laws and Regulations | 232 |
| Chapter 113 | Information and Explanations | 234 |
| Chapter 114 | Necessary for the Purpose of His Audit | 237 |
| Chapter 115 | Sought and Obtained All the Information and Explanations | 239 |
| Chapter 116 | Uncorrected Misstatements | 241 |
| Chapter 117 | Undetected Misstatements | 243 |
| Chapter 118 | Deficiency in Internal Control | 245 |
| Chapter 119 | Significant Deficiency in Internal Control | 246 |
| Chapter 120 | Business Risk | 248 |
| Chapter 121 | Significant Risk | 249 |
| Chapter 122 | Sampling Risk | 250 |
| Chapter 123 | Population | 251 |
| Chapter 124 | Anomaly | 252 |
| Chapter 125 | Non-Sampling Risk | 253 |
| Chapter 126 | Sampling Unit | 254 |
| Chapter 127 | Statistical Sampling | 255 |
| Chapter 128 | Stratification | 256 |
| Chapter 129 | Tolerable Misstatement | 257 |
| Chapter 130 | Tolerable Rate of Deviation | 258 |
| Chapter 131 | Roll Forward and Roll Backward Procedures | 259 |
| Chapter 132 | Physical Inventory Count | 262 |
| Chapter 133 | Non-Responses in External Confirmations | 265 |
| Chapter 134 | Addressing Doubts on the Reliability of Confirmation Responses | 267 |
| Chapter 135 | Oral Responses to Confirmation Requests | 269 |
| Chapter 136 | Predecessor Auditor | 270 |
| Chapter 137 | Plausible Relationships Among Financial & Non-Financial Data | 271 |
| Chapter 138 | Additional v Alternative Audit Procedures | 272 |
| Chapter 139 | Projecting Misstatements | 273 |
| Chapter 140 | Auditor’s Point Estimate or Range | 274 |
| Chapter 141 | Estimation Uncertainty | 275 |
| Chapter 142 | Management’s Point Estimate | 276 |
| Chapter 143 | Outcome of an Accounting Estimate | 277 |
| Chapter 144 | Mitigating Factors (Going Concern) | 278 |
| Chapter 145 | Material Uncertainty for Going Concern | 279 |
| Chapter 146 | Indicators for Going Concern | 280 |
| Chapter 147 | Appropriateness or Inappropriateness of Going Concern | 281 |
| Chapter 148 | Safeguards — Managing Threats to Compliance with Fundamental Principles | 282 |
| Chapter 149 | Threats to Independence | 284 |
| Chapter 150 | Public Interest Entity (PIE) | 286 |
| Chapter 151 | NOCLAR — Non-Compliance with Laws and Regulations | 288 |
| Chapter 152 | Risk Control Matrix (RCM) | 291 |
| Chapter 153 | Sign-off | 296 |
| Chapter 154 | Ticking, Tagging and Tracing | 299 |
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