Financial Audit

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Full Financial Audit workflow with client tasks.

Work type: Other

Location: United States

Client industry: Other

This template includes

  • 18 tasks
  • 33 client tasks
Planning Phase
Initial Client Meeting
CEO
Engagement Letter Preparation & Signing
CEO
Draft and share a document request list detailing all required financial and operational documents.
CEO
Risk Assessment
Review of Prior Year Audit Workpapers
CEO
Preliminary Analytical Procedures
CEO
Fieldwork Preparation
Schedule Fieldwork
CEO
Assign Team Roles and Responsibilities
CEO
Fieldwork Execution
Perform Substantive Testing
CEO
Revenue Testing
Accounts Receivable Confirmation
Expense Testing
Payroll Testing
Fixed Asset Verification
Inventory Testing (if applicable)
Accounts Payable and Accruals Testing
Cash and Bank Balance Reconciliation
Equity Testing
Detailed Analytical Procedures
Subsequent Event Review
Related Party Transactions
Verify Internal Controls
CEO
Prepare Audit Documentation
CEO
Review Phase
Initial Review by Audit Manager
CEO
Senior Review
CEO
Reporting Phase
Draft Audit Report
CEO
Management Response Collection
CEO
Finalize Audit Report
CEO
Closing Phase
Conduct Closing Meeting
CEO
Archive Workpapers
CEO
Post-Audit Review
CEO
Client Tasks Client Tasks
Provide year-end and interim financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement, and statement of equity).
Provide the detailed general ledger for the audit period.
Provide a trial balance for the audit period for reconciliation purposes.
Provide contact information for selected accounts to confirm balances.
Provide an aged accounts receivable report as of the audit date.
Provide an aged accounts payable report as of the audit date.
Provide supporting documentation for major outstanding payables.
Submit bank statements for all accounts covering the audit period and the subsequent period.
Provide bank reconciliations as of the year-end.
Provide detailed fixed asset register, including additions, disposals, and depreciation schedules.
Provide the year-end inventory count sheets and valuation summary.
Provide supporting documentation for significant inventory purchases.
Submit major customer contracts or agreements.
Provide a breakdown of revenue by product or service line, if applicable.
Provide requested invoices and supporting documents for significant expense transactions.
Provide details of any major accruals or prepaid expenses.
Submit payroll registers for the audit period.
Provide payroll tax filings and year-end summaries (e.g., W-2s, 941s).
Provide copies of board minutes for the audit period.
Provide any contracts, legal agreements, or pending litigation documentation.
Provide loan agreements, debt covenants, and details of any new debt taken during the audit period.
Provide amortization schedules.
Share documentation related to any equity changes (e.g., stock issuance, dividend declarations).
Provide details of any significant contracts or agreements entered into during the audit period.
Submit internal control policies and procedures relevant to financial reporting and major financial cycles.
Notify the audit team of any significant events that occurred after the balance sheet date and provide relevant supporting documentation.
Provide details of any related party transactions, including agreements and disclosures.
Provide copies of tax returns filed for the fiscal year.
Include correspondence with tax authorities, if any.
Submit copies of current insurance policies and any significant claims made during the audit period.
Submit the company’s budget and forecasts for the audit period and the following fiscal year.
Provide signed management representation letter at the conclusion of the audit.
Provide compliance reports, licenses, and regulatory filings relevant to the company’s industry.

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