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Auditing Liabilities, Including Long-Term Debt - Addressing the Risks of Completeness, Classification, and Disclosure 2.5 CPE


Course Duration: 2.5 Hours
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Course Enrollments: 102 Enrolled
Mode of Delivery: on_demand
Course Level: Basic
Study Area: Auditing

The completeness and proper classification of liabilities are the typical higher audit risks. The complexity of the debt financing arrangements may create a significant risk requiring special audit consideration. This module will discuss tips and techniques for auditing accounts payable, accrued expenses, and common long-term financing arrangements and related debt covenants.

Major Topics:

  • Typical audit procedures related to accounts payable and accrued expenses, including the search for unrecorded liabilities
  • Key controls related to liabilities
  • Auditing long-term debt, including compliance with covenants
  • Determining the proper classification of financing arrangements
  • Proper form of noncompliance waiver letters
  • Impact of noncompliance on disclosures
Prerequisites

No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
Designed For: Accountants responsible for auditing accounts payable, accrued expenses and debt.

Learning Objective
  • Discover and discuss typical audit risks and special audit considerations related to various liabilities.
  • Recognize and tailor the audit plan in response to assessed risk of material misstatement, focusing on the assertions with typically higher risk.
  • Explore and evaluate results from a search for unrecorded liabilities and procedures to assess the propriety of accrued estimates.
  • Discover and evaluate the completeness, classification, and disclosure of financing arrangements – including debt covenant compliance.

Last updated/reviewed: March 13, 2024

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